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  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Hardy Underwriting Bermuda has hired two underwriters from QBE to spearhead its entry into the kidnap and ransom (K&R) market and facilitate its expansion in crop insurance.
  • Standard & Poor's (S&P) has raised its outlook on Swiss Re to positive, edging the reinsurer closer to restoring its coveted AA rating.
  • Mike Onslow, chief underwriting officer at HCC International, has resigned, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Private equity-backed Lloyd's insurer Canopius is to cease writing big-ticket UK professional indemnity (PI) business and will let two of its underwriters go.
  • Motor insurance costs rose by nearly a third over the past year, the largest annual increase in the past 15 years, according to the latest AA Index.
  • Ace has reorganised its London market marine operation after the departure of hull class underwriter Rob Henbury and liability class underwriter Robert Jones.
  • The shipowners' protection and indemnity (P&I) clubs have reaped improved investment returns on recovering equity markets, with the members of the International Group (IG) for the policy year ending 20 February 2010 reversing heavy earlier losses in 2008/2009.
  • Tom Bolt delivered his long-awaited Lloyd's claims vision last week (14 October), which combines a new intrusive approach to standards and a liberalisation of requirements to use the market's sole service provider Xchanging.
  • AM Best has placed Delos Insurance Group, a subsidiary of Lightyear Delos Acquisition Corp, under review with negative implications, citing "uncertainly" over the group's merger with Southwest Insurance Partners (SWIP).
  • The start of 2010 brought a relatively benign period of litigation activity following the global financial crisis, but Advisen has warned that the tally of subsequent second and third-quarter filings has reached "crisis-like" levels.