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Chartis records $4bn loss in Q4 2010

Chartis reported a fourth quarter operating loss of $4.0bn, due to reserve additions net of discount and loss sensitive premium adjustments of $4.2bn, compared to a loss of $1.8 bn in the fourth quarter of 2009.

Chartis records $4bn loss in Q4 2010

Chartis reported a fourth quarter operating loss of $4.0bn, due to reserve additions net of discount and loss sensitive premium adjustments of $4.2bn, compared to a loss of $1.8 bn in the fourth quarter of 2009.

Ironshore names property SVP

Ironshore has appointed Daniel Owen as senior vice president of its global property builders risk division.

Marsh staff missing following quake

Three broking staff based at Marsh’s Christchurch office are still unaccounted for after the building was destroyed this week in the 6.3 magnitude earthquake.

Halo enters German market

Halo Insurance has launched in the German motor insurance sector after partnering with Chubb.

Halo enters German market

Halo Insurance has launched in the German motor insurance sector after partnering with Chubb.

Aon Benfield CEO retires

Jean-François, who is currently Aon Benfield’s head of analytics, Benelux, is set to replace the present Brussels CEO, Bernard Suys, following his decision to retire in March 2013.

Aon Benfield CEO retires

Jean-François, who is currently Aon Benfield’s head of analytics, Benelux, is set to replace the present Brussels CEO, Bernard Suys, following his decision to retire in March 2013.

RBS Insurance records £295m loss and 115% COR in 2010

Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance has decribed 2010 as "a disappointing profit year", after reserve strengthening for bodily injury claims and severe weather, resulted in a loss of £295m (2009: £58m profit) and a combined opertaing ratio of 115% (2009:…

Interview - Paul Evans: Axa's split decision

CEO Paul Evans didn't hang about when it came to splitting Axa UK's personal and commercial businesses - and now he's promising brokers great service, products and relationships, as Jonathan Swift discovers.

No huge rehab code changes

The Association of British Insurers and the International Underwriting Association have ruled out making sweeping changes to the rehabilitation code, after current guidelines received "huge support" from the industry.

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