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Coface sees post-recession rise

Recession-hit credit insurer Coface has said half year turnover rose 8% to €764m, compared to the 1st half of 2010 and its combined ratio improved by 12.5 points to 78.3.

Report finds insurance capacity remains buoyant in Europe

Insurers are still vying for lucrative accounts and insurance capacity remains buoyant in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, however, in some areas rates have increased, and insurers have tightened their policy terms and conditions in the second quarter…

Euler Hermes links with Mapfre

Spanish insurance giant Mapfre and Allianz-owned Euler Hermes have signed a memorandum of understanding to build a strategic alliance aimed at jointly developing their credit and bond insurance business in Spain, Portugal and Latin America.

QBE sets sights on $5bn PCM target

QBE Europe's property, casualty and motor division has set its sights on becoming a $5bn (£3.03bn) business by the end of 2015. Ash Bathia, PCM chief underwriting officer, said the business is growing from its current premium level of $2.7bn, while still…

Atradius launches SME product

Atradius has joined forces with appointed representative CMR to launch a trade credit insurance product aimed at helping smaller businesses manage their trade credit.

Atradius launches SME product

Atradius has joined forces with appointed representative CMR to launch a trade credit insurance product aimed at helping smaller businesses manage their trade credit.

Equinox Global announces two senior hires

Equinox Global has announced two new senior appointments. Gauray Ganguly has been recruited to head risk strategy, and Marian Berden takes up the role of senior credit and macro analyst at the trade credit insurer.

Biba joins forces with ECGD

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s trade risk focus group is forming a working group with credit agency Export Credits Guarantee Department.

HMV hit by trade credit withdrawal

According to reports, distributors to the HMV Group have been denied credit insurance, as the struggling retail chain continues to suffer after a month of poor trading in December.

Post Europe: EMEA trade credit market

The impact of the financial downturn across Europe is clear to see but even in this uncertain time trade credit has remained buoyant and the future for this market is looking rosy according to Tim Smith.

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