Company results

CII membership up 6%, surplus up 142%

The Chartered Insurance Institute has published its Annual Review for 2011, showing a 6% rise in membership and an operating surplus of £1.85m, more than double last year's £0.764m

Tysers and Aquila group sees profits soar

The parent company of Lloyd's broker Tysers and underwriting agency Aquila - Hawkes Bay Holdings - has announced revenues up 6% to £37.6m (2010: £35.5m) and a pre-tax profit that almost doubled to £5.18m (2010: £2.67m).

Jelf reports growth in insurance business

Broker Jelf has reported almost static half year revenues of £35.2m (2011: £35.0m) but said revenues in the insurance business were up 4% to £23.3m (2011: £22.3m) and new business insurance sales were up by 14%.

Hiscox April renewals beat expectations

Hiscox has said it withheld reinsurance capacity on the first quarter in anticipation of higher rates, adding that April renewals had beaten expectations. But it warned that the UK market is still "under pressure".

AIG reports $3.2bn Q1 net income

American International Group reported net income attributable of $3.2bn for the quarter ended 31 March 2012, compared to net income attributable to AIG of $1.3bn for the first quarter of 2011.

PPI problems continue to dog RBS

Bailed out bank RBS has confirmed that it was forced to set aside £125m in its Q1 accounts for additional payment protection insurance misselling payments.

Swiss Re nearly halves Q1 COR to 85%

Swiss Re has reported "strong underwriting, good investment performance and lower than-expected major natural catastrophe claims" for a "very strong first-quarter" net income of $1.1bn compared to a loss of $665m for Q1 2011.

L&G GI premiums up 17% to £83m

Legal & General has reported a 17% increase in general insurance gross premiums to £83 for its Q1 2012 results, compared to £71m for the same period in 2011.

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