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  • Markel rides 2004 storms
    The Markel Corporation has brushed aside 2004’s long list of natural catastrophes by reporting record profits for the year.
    31 January 2005
  • Tort reform update: MedMal progress at last, class action reform closer?
    Tort reformists in the US have received a boost with the news that the Senate judiciary committee approved a series of changes to state laws governing civil lawsuits in medical malpractice cases last Thursday (27 January).
    31 January 2005
  • Wallas leaves Glencairn
    Andrew Wallas, the chairman of London market broker Glencairn Ltd, has left the company, Insider Week can reveal.
    31 January 2005
  • Correction – JLT
    In the January 2005 edition of The Insurance Insider, we refer to the JLT executive Jonathan Marland as the Conservative MP for Somerton & Frome. This is a mistake. He is the Conservative candidate for Somerton & Frome.
    24 January 2005
  • Japanese government ups earthquake limit
    The Japanese government will increase its limit for earthquake reinsurance payments for the first time in three years, according to the Daily Yomiuri newspaper.
    24 January 2005
  • Munich Re hit by HVB write downs
    The Munich Re Group now expects to see 2004 profits of between €1.7bn-€1.9bn after an associated company revealed write-downs of €2.5bn in its annual financial statements.
    24 January 2005
  • Kiln bullish on rates
    Insurers’ discipline appears to hold
    24 January 2005
  • XL reveals $75mn loss estimate
    XL Capital became one of the first insurers to provide specific guidance on the Boxing Day Indian Ocean tsunami when predicting a pre-tax net loss of $75mn last week.
    24 January 2005
  • KBW neutral on Euro insurance sector
    Equity analysts at investment bank KBW have taken a neutral stance in their 2005 sector overview of European insurers, citing the end of the hard market, possible non-life reserve shocks and the fact that any good news on the sector has already been price
    24 January 2005
  • McGill set to return
    Former Jardine Lloyd Thompson chief executive Steve McGill vowed that he will make a swift return to the London market while speaking at a Lloyd’s lecture last week.
    24 January 2005
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