Miller Insurance
Willis and Miller merger a ‘tragedy’, says Gallagher boss Ross
Willis’ planned acquisition of Miller has been labelled "a tragedy" for the market by Arthur J Gallagher International CEO David Ross.
Miller and Willis reach agreement on wholesale and specialty merger
Miller Insurance Services has reached an agreement with Willis Group Holdings to form a London wholesale specialist broking firm.
Ebola virus: Ebola survival guide
The Ebola outbreak has now claimed more than 5000 lives. So how are insurers reacting to the ongoing threat – and what would infection on European soil mean for the industry?
Miller launches membership and affinity cover after hiring International SOS trio
Independent broker Miller is has launched insurance for membership and affinity schemes following the launch of a dedicated offering driven by three senior hires.
Willis and Miller a good cultural fit says Hearn
Willis deputy CEO Steve Hearn has expressed confidence in the shared values and cultures between his own business and its potential purchase Miller.
Editor's comment: Practise what you preach
It’s always nice when people practise what they preach, rather than taking the ‘do as I say, not as I do’ approach – and it seems brokers should be taking a bit of their own advice at the moment.
Willis and Miller in 'exclusive' talks
Willis and Miller have confirmed they have entered 'exclusive' talks ahead of a potential merger.
RFIB hires two from Willis to grow German business
RFIB Group has appointed Colin Pinder and Gary Blakesley as divisional directors to develop a predominantly German marine account.
Ex-Marsh real estate head Salisbury to lead Miller offering
Miller has appointed former Marsh real estate boss Nigel Salisbury in a bid to propel itself into the market for corporate real estate programmes following the launch of a dedicated offering.
Miller appoints Beattie to head Asian construction unit
Miller has appointed former Willis divisional director Paul Beattie as its head of construction for Asia.
Rajan joins Miller from Marsh in marine role
Govinda Rajan has joined Miller's Singapore office in a South-East Asia marine hull business production role.
Ng joins Miller from China Taiping in Hong Kong
Joe Ng has joined Miller’s team in Hong Kong in a treaty reinsurance business production role.
Market moves - 27 March 2014
A round up of who has moved where in the market this week.
Miller recruits from Asia Capital Re to develop regional reinsurance book
Miller has recruited a non-marine treaty reinsurance specialist from Asia Capital Re to bolster its presence in Asia.
Market Moves - 20 March 2014
Who has moved where in the insurance industry this week.
Aon pair jump ship to join Miller marine team
Miller has appointed Heather Clarkson and Rick Kerr in a bid to bolster its marine hull business production, broking and account handling capabilities.
Miller recruits former Willis energy specialist
Miller is seeking to expand its downstream energy business with the appointment of a former Faber Global broker.
Miller combines P&C specialists into single unit
Broker Miller is combining its property and casualty specialists into one business area headed by Ken MacDonald.
Miller recruits XL Re’s Poon to head Asia claims
Insurance and reinsurance broker Miller has appointed XL Re’s claims manager to lead its claims operations in Asia.
Miller boosts non-marine treaty offering with Willis Re hire
London broker Miller has recruited a former regional director at Willis Re to strengthen its reinsurance offerings.
Takaful specialist joins Miller in Malaysia
Razi Sulaiman, a treaty reinsurance and takaful specialist, has joined Miller in Malaysia.
Concerns grow for solicitors’ PI market as top brokers look to unrated carriers
At least 175 law firms enter EIP as impact of Berliner exit continues.
Miller achieves chartered status
Miller has been awarded chartered insurance broker status by the Chartered Institute of Insurance.
Fears unrated carriers will win out as Law Society cover fails to deliver
Brokers have criticised the Law Society’s direct solicitors’ professional indemnity offering for failing to help specialist firms, with some concerned that more than 1000 legal practices could be forced to access unrated markets.