Latest News – Page 1338
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Online onlyLV= profits despite £43m underwriting loss
Insurer boss confident of underwriting profit in 2011
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Online onlyHaste hails RSA's "strength and resilience"
RSA chief executive positive despite "extremely tough year"
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Online onlyRSA UK hit by £95m underwriting loss in 2010
Reserve strengthening includes £22m for UK commercial motor
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Online onlyAllianz UK profits down 20%
Allianz profits down to 180m Euros in 2010 in challenging UK market
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Online onlyRSA responds to Polish broker fine
RSA responds following fine by Polish courts for slur on brokers
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Online onlyRSA firm shamed for attacking brokers
RSA-owned Link4 in Poland forced to apologise for adverts portraying brokers as desperate and weak
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Breaking NewsSuspected 'cash for crash' fraudsters arrested
Durham Constabulary believe the crimes cost insurers more than £3m
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Online onlyAXA UK chief executive Paul Evans speaks
Interview with insurer boss four months into new role
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Online onlyFisher to head new Gallagher underwriting division
Gallagher International snaps up MGA Woodbrook
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Online onlyBob's blog: Is market intelligence an oxymoron?
With insurers chasing growth at any cost, there's an unerring sense of déjà vu about today's marketplace
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Breaking NewsOmnibus II to delay Solvency II but will buy time for smaller insurers
Insurers will have more time to adapt to rules, says rating agency
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Breaking NewsWillis makes new appointment
Olivier Bruyninckx becomes head of its European multinational employee benefits team.
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Breaking NewsInsurer Resolution puts halt to its takeover spree
Insurer says it can meet UK targets without further acquisitions
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Breaking NewsMotorists waste £1.7bn on automatic car insurance renewals
6.3 million drivers automatically opt to renew with their existing insurer
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Breaking NewsInsured losses from New Zealand earthquake could reach $8bn
Wdespread damage in city of 375,000 people; aftershocks remain a concern
