Company results

Sri Lanka's GI market grew 21% in 2011

Sri Lanka's general insurance market grew by 21% in 2011, a record for the industry since its privitisation, according to Sri Lankan business paper the Daily News.

QBE's results hit by catastrophes

Australian insurer QBE reported gross written premium in Europe of $4,828m (2010: £4,156m) but a combined ratio up five points to 95.5%.

Hiscox wants FSA as tough as Lloyd's

Robert Hiscox has demanded that regulator the Financial Services Authority call in and question any insurers offering to beat other insurers' quotes.

LV results "even better than planned"

Speaking to Postonline following LV's full year results which showed trading profits more than double to £72m, managing director John O'Roarke said that the insurer is £10m ahead of plan.

Allianz UK's profits defy recession

Allianz UK has reported 2011 GWP up more than 10% to £1832.2m (2010: £1663.7m) with operating profit up more than 6% to £168.7m (2010: £158.5m).

LV doubles profits in 2011

LV has improved its combined operating ratio by 6.5% to 97.7% for its full year results for 2011 from 104.2% in 2010.

Hiscox says 92% fall in profit a 'good result'

Hiscox claimed that reporting a pre-tax profit down 92% to £17.3m (2010: £211.4m) was "a good result in the circumstances", as chairman Robert Hiscox announced he would complete one more year at the helm.

Chartis cuts underwriting losses

AIG’s insurance operation Chartis has chipped away it its underwriting losses cutting its combined ratio to 109% from 116.8% and turned in operating and pre-tax profits compared with losses in 2010.

Kiln claims results show resilience

Tokio Marine's Kiln syndicates at Lloyd's has released the final results for its four non-aligned syndicates for the 2009 year of account, updated forecasts for the 2010 year of account and initial forecasts for the 2011 year of account.

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