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One giant leap for Reinsurance.
1969 might be better remembered as the year of the first moonwalk, but it also saw the launch of Reinsurance magazine. Janina Clark reread those early issues.
Turkey's earthquake.
Firm figures for the losses from the earthquake that hit Turkey on 17 August should be emerging as t...
Emerald Isle chosen to bring in the green stuff.
The Co-operators General Insurance Company of Canada has formed a reinsurance arm and based it in Ir...
S&P up by £1m.
Household insurance specialist Select and Protect has reported a £1m increase in annual premium inco...
Crawford-THG - Turkish earthquake.
Crawford-THG has been inundated with calls from brokers following the earthquake which devastated a ...
ABI updates genetics code to end confusion.
The Association of British Insurers has updated its mandatory genetics code in a bid to clear up the...
Directors 'down under' taken to the LIMIT.
The decision by Lloyd's investment vehicle LIMIT to publicly reject an overture from QBE Insurance h...
Scottish Widows looks to the US to boost new ISA.
Scottish Widows Fund Management has gone transatlantic with its latest individual savings account. ...
Word on sell-off.
Sun Life & Provincial Holdings appears poised today to announce the sell-off of the former GRE life ...
Appointmant at Policy Master.
Russell Goulding has joined Policy Master as new business sales consultant. Previously he worked ...
When I grow up I want to be ...
... a broker with a multi-million pound turnover. Simon Threadgold looks at the growing pains for provincial brokers who are forced to think big.
Merger migraines.
Sue Duttine looks at the impact of broker consolidation on the employees stuck on the merger merry-go-round.
NU rumoured to be an Axa target.
But French giant says 'non' while Norwich Union says nothing.
City gets a taste of Dallas.
Bradford-based broker TL Dallas has established a new company, NCG Professional Risks, based in the ...
What the Papers Say.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH A well-aimed Cornish pasty and a barrage of bread rolls foiled a robber's att...
Exclusive - Slade to make IOB comeback.
Former insurance ombudsman Laurie Slade is to return to the Insurance Ombudsman's Bureau as a tempor...
L&G's affinity.
Legal & General has launched its second pre-stakeholder affinity pension scheme, this time with the ...
No support for projects.
Private sector insurance and banking industries are failing to pull their weight in today's global p...
Changing tides.
Merger mania is hitting the marine P&I market, and its long-term effects may dramatically change the sector, says Adrian Leonard.
City steels itself for anarchist offensive.
Anarchist groups plan to bring the City of London to a standstill tomorrow with a rally aimed at dis...
Warehouse' revamp.
General Insurers can get to know their customer base better with the help of a new warehousing solut...
A constellation of risks.
Last month Reinsurance reported the news from Generali's space insurance conference in Florence. Here Alex Beatty takes a closer look at some issues affecting the market.
Appointment at Venton Underwriting Agencies.
Martin Slade is to take over as chairman of Venton Underwriting Agencies, succeeding Philip Wroughto...
Davies loss adjusters called in.
Davies loss adjusters were called to a scene likened to the aftermath of a Nato bombing raid by fire...