Burhan Khadbai
Burhan joined the Post team as a reporter in 2016.
He was previously at Euromoney's Trade Finance where he covered the trade, commodity and export finance markets. He undertook a secondment to Euromoney's Hong Kong bureau to cover Asia in 2015.
Burhan also has experience writing about the corporate legal market as a reporter for The Lawyer.
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Articles by Burhan Khadbai
R&Q ramps up acquisitions with Rank Insurance deal
Randall & Quilter has acquired Rank Insurance Limited, a Guernsey captive firm in run-off, from Rank Overseas Holding Limited.
Stackhouse Poland acquires specialist PI broker for undisclosed sum
Stackhouse Poland has completed the acquisition of specialist professional indemnity broker Chris Frost Insurance Services as it looks to grow both organically and through acquiring ‘like-minded’ firms.
Brexit too risky with no insurance policy against it, says Aviva boss
Britain leaving the European Union is not worth the risk when assessing the economic impacts, according to Aviva group CEO Mark Wilson.
Lowest investment returns since 2001 'biggest reason' for Lloyd’s profit fall
Lloyd’s finance director John Parry said the market’s lowest investment returns in 14 years was the main factor behind its £900m profit plunge in 2015.
Highbridge investment returns Broker Network to its 'roots' claims boss Fairchild
Highbridge's majority stake acquisition of Broker Network brings it "back to its roots" as an independent network for independent insurance brokers, according to CEO Andy Fairchild.
Career Development: Markel launches new recruitment programme
Markel International has launched a new recruitment programme for graduates, interns and school-leavers
Broker Network CEO says Highbridge deal keeps it independent
Broker Network CEO Andy Fairchild, pictured, said Highbridge’s majority interest acquisition of £46m into the firm is important for ensuring its independence.
Towergate appoints Atrium founder Christine Dandridge to board
Towergate has appointed Christine Dandridge, the founder and former executive director of Atrium Underwriting, to its board as a non-executive director.
Lloyd’s posts £900m profit plunge in 'undeniably tougher' market
Lloyd’s has reported a drop in pre-tax profit to £2.1bn for 2015, from £3bn the previous year.
#postpeople 22-28 March
All the latest insurance industry market moves between 22 and 28 March 2016.
Brexit offers UK insurers respite on ECJ VAT ruling for outsourced claims
UK insurers are facing significant increases to the cost of outsourced claims handling if the government is forced to align its VAT position to a recent European Court of Justice ruling, but the June vote on whether the UK should leave the European Union…
Budget 2016: Latest IPT rise could ‘interfere’ with Flood Re’s primary objectives
Commentators warn it is paramount that people are not dissuaded from taking out policies
IFB appoints new investigations head
The Insurance Fraud Bureau has appointed Jason Potter as its new head of investigations, effective from today (21 March).
Budget 2016: Insurers could be hit with higher tax under losses restriction
Firms with profits over £5m will be restricted in the amount of taxable profits they can offset as losses carried forward, according to an announcement in yesterday’s (16 March) Budget.
Gallagher's Agnew appointed LIIBA chair
The London and International Insurance Brokers' Association has appointed Andrew Agnew, managing director of specialty at Arthur J Gallagher, as its new chairman.
Markel launches fintech protection
Markel International has launched a policy that offers protection for businesses operating in the fintech sector.
Admiral’s Engelhardt says 'thank you' to employees with £7m in cash
Admiral CEO Henry Engelhardt will mark his retirement in May by giving away £7m of his own money to employees.
Forces Financial offers free telematics with car insurance
Forces Financial, the financial services firm for the UK military, is offering a free telematics device with all new car insurance policies from 21 March.
Friendsurance remains unprofitable as CEO outlines growth plans
After six years of operation German start-up broker Friendsurance has failed to make a profit but this is part of the company's growth plan, according to its CEO.
#Postpeople 15 -21 March
All the latest insurance industry market moves between 15 and 21 March 2016 in full and in one place.
Concern expressed as 'rigorous' SIMR adds pressure on senior roles
Insurers have welcomed the launch of the Senior Insurance Managers Regime, however, there remains uncertainty as to what extent top ranking employees will be impacted.
CII apprenticeships up by 50% since 2013
Technical insurance apprenticeships at the Chartered Insurance Institute have increased by 50% since 2013.
Over-50s worst hit from motor premium hike
Those over the age of 50 are being worst hit from the rise in motor insurance, according to insurance market researcher Consumer Intelligence.
IPT could rise to 12.5% at March budget, AA warns
The AA has warned that insurance premium tax could rise from 9.5% to 12.5% in next week's Budget announcement.