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Managing general agents (MGAs)

Former Bluefin MD joins OIM

Chris Ladkin is to join OIM Underwriting, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arthur J Gallagher UK. He will head OIM’s new Finpro team, to be formed in combination with the Circadian team which joined OIM following the AJG acquisition of the First City assets.

DAS opens up shop in Canada

DAS UK Group has confirmed that its new Canadian subsidiary, DAS Legal Protection Insurance Company, will start writing business in Ontario on 5 July.

Post in print - 24 June

Post reporter Dan Dunkley provides a 60-second run down of the major news headlines from tomorrow's issue of Post.

Ex-Fusion bosses outline MGA plan

The new managing general agency led by Fusion founders Kevin Pallett and Geoff Crisp aims to establish at least five offices as it gears up for its launch next year, backed by Bermuda-based insurance group Aspen.

Ink relocation

Ink Underwriting Agencies has relocated to new offices at Vantage House in Rayleigh, Essex.

Arista to give MGA advice

Arista is hoping to cash in on regional brokers' interest in the managing general agent model as intermediaries seek ways of improving the service they receive from insurers.

Solvency II could see MGA rise

The rise in capital requirements due to Solvency II could drive up the number of managing general agents in the UK market.

CFC reports 28% rise in gross premium income

CFC has announced a 28% rise in gross premium income on 2008, taking it to £29.8 million. The specialist lines underwriting agency also revealed operating profit increased by 41% to £2.39 million.

Samian eyes UK brokers after Safeonline deal

Independent Lloyd's broker Safeonline has acquired Samian Underwriting Agencies. The transaction, which completed on 15 April, saw all Samian's business and the four members of staff joining the 12-strong team at Safeonline.

Congregational launches subsidiary MGA

Congregational & General Insurance is set to launch a subsidiary MGA named Integra Insurance Solutions, generating £9m of extra homeowners income, according to the firm.

C&G subsidiary launch

Congregational & General Insurance is set to launch a subsidiary MGA named Integra Insurance Solutions, generating £9m of extra homeowners income, according to the firm.

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