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Libor scandal could have knock-on for insurers
Experts warn that the Libor rate-fixing scandal could leave insurance firms with losses running into billions of pounds
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NewsInsurers facing billion-pound bill from Libor D&O cases
D&O costs on the rise in the wake of financial crisis
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NewsDirect Line float threatened by private equity bids
New bidders expected to pounce by the end of July
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NewsAverage motor premiums still falling: Confused/Towers Watson
Average comprehensive premium is now £797
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NewsInsurer finance execs call for reporting harmony - Deloitte
Almost half of insurers want US GAAP/IFRS convergence, survey finds
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IAG moving closer to Equity sale
Australian insurer IAG is in talks to offload its troubled UK operation, but Equity Red Star is not the only proposition out there for hungry buyers
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NewsInsurers face more pain as Italy is slashed closer to 'junk'
Double-notch downgrade for Italy is bad news for Aviva, Allianz and Generali
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NewsLAS chairman steps down in restructure
Chief executive Cooper reveals business to be split into three divisions
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NewsWR Berkeley plans to build London HQ skyscraper
Insurer appoints American architect KPF to design 40-floor building
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NewsSolvency II could face further delays, warns ABI
EU politicians fail to reach agreement on final text
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NewsSSP EBITDA up 14% despite broker revenue dip
Technology provider still seeking replacement for departed broker MD Steve Bow
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Flood levy: A solution or a stealth tax?
The government’s plans for a flood levy may be controversial, but someone has to pay for flood defences
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