Dubai

Talbot and ADNIC cease UAE JV but remain committed to MENA

Talbot Underwriting, a wholly owned subsidiary of Validus Holdings, and Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company are to cease their joint venture business, Underwriting Risk Services (Middle East), which was established in the Dubai International Financial…

QBE launches new motor products in Dubai

Business insurance specialist QBE has started offering Guaranteed Auto Protection insurance and auto extended warranty on a reinsurance basis for cedants dealing with auto dealers and banks within the GCC market.

Bowring Marsh opens Middle East hub

Bowring Marsh, the specialist placement division of Marsh, has opened an office in Dubai to serve the growing demand for international insurance placement in the Middle East.

Insurance Insight Update - 11 November

Insurance Insight’s weekly update is live with an article the biggest man-made disaster in Cypriot history; and a blog on why more education is needed in the Middle East.

Guest blog: GCC markets and the 2012 Crystal Ball

While The Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf markets, or GCC as they are known, return to a semblance of what was pre-financial crisis normality as they knew it, the race to write more for less will certainly continue.

Market moves: Insurers lead the recruitment charge

With the final quarter of the year kicking off this week insurers were the most active recruiters with a raft of hires and promotions. XL Insurance added three new members of staff to its burgeoning team in Europe, while a number of other players seized…

Argo Group opens office in Dubai

Argo Group bosses have heralded the launch of a Dubai insurance operation as a ”key component” of the company’s global expansion strategy.

S&P upgrades Dubai insurer

Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s have upgraded the outlook of Dubai-based takaful insurer Aman from negative to stable.

Lancashire suffers Q1 profit slide

Speciality underwriter Lancashire holdings has reported net post tax profit of $8.2m (£5.4m) for the first quarter of 2010 – a fall of almost 80% on $40.7m profit of Q1 2009, partially impacted by the Deepwater Horizon incident.

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