Investment funds pays £706,000 for insurer in run-off

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Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings has acquired Guernsey captive NFIL for £706,000, it announced to the Stock Exchange this morning.

NFIL has been in run-off since 2007 and wrote employer’s liability, property and motor third party risks.

There are no open property or motor third party claims and net reserves relating to employer’s liability claims were c. £262k as at 29 February, 2012, the date of the latest available management accounts. The Net Asset Value based on the same management accounts is estimated at c. £1m. The consideration, payable by Randall & Quilter in cash from existing resources is £706k. 

Chairman and chief executive of Randall & Quilter, Ken Randall said: “The acquisition of NFIL is further proof of the heightened acquisition activity we are seeing as a group. It also demonstrates our ability to provide attractive exit solutions for captive owners who have put their captives in run-off or are contemplating ceasing writing new business. Following this acquisition, we have two owned captives in run-off in Guernsey and will therefore seek to optimise operational and capital efficiency, subject to regulatory approval. “

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