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  • Supplementary benefits withdrawn for all but highest earners. Marsh UK is in the process of scrapping its final salary pension scheme for its staff and ceasing supplementary benefits for all but the highest earners, our sister title Insider Week...
  • In stark contrast with JLT, reinsurance broker Benfield Group impressed analysts early March with a positive outlook on conditions although, as expected, its cost base impacted margins. Group revenue rose 6.8 percent from £303.5mn in 2004 to...
  • Swiss giant Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) reported a strident set of 2005 figures on 16 February, delivering record operating profit of $3.95bn – a 32 percent rise on 2004.
  • Aspen impresses analysts, despite loss Despite posting a fourth quarter net profit of $30.3mn or 31 cents a share, Aspen Insurance Holdings was unable to turn around a hurricane-struck year, joining a growing band of Bermudians to book a 2005 deficit.
  • CNA falls to Q4 loss Chicago-based insurer CNA Financial posted a fourth quarter net loss of $217mn, or 92 cents per share, down from a net profit of $303mn, or $1.11 per share, in 2004. The company was hit by $223mn in commuted reinsurance...
  • UK insurer Royal & Sun Alliance (R&SA) reported a £685mn leap in its full-year after tax performance. After tax profits were £605mn last year, a marked improvement on 2004’s £80mn loss. Profits before tax rose to £865mn in 2005 from £80mn the...
  • The fate of the campaign by non-US reinsurers to have onerous collateral requirements relaxed for business written in the US should be known by the end of 2006, after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) finally set itself a...
  • Last week Lloyd’s confirmed the appointment of Dr Richard Ward, the former head of the London-based International Petroleum Exchange (IPE), as its new chief executive and the person responsible for executing the Corporation’s three-year strategic vision.
  • Terry Clarke has confirmed he will step down from Converium’s board of directors at the company’s AGM on 11 April. Clarke was appointed interim CEO in February 2005 to steady the ship following the ousting of Dirk Lohmann over the company’s much...
  • Lloyd’s insurer Omega Underwriting Holdings predicted a profitable 2005 despite last year’s storm losses with the group estimating a $24mn hit from Hurricane Katrina alone. Omega has forecast a profit of 2.5-12.5 percent for Syndicate 958 on...