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  • Lloyd's insurer Omega Underwriting Agents was forced to scale back its 2004 expansion plans following the failure of some members agents to fully support its ambitions. Nevertheless, the manager of Syndicate 958 will still expand its 2004 capacity by
  • Euro Lloyd’s investigation ends The European Commission is closing its investigation into UK’s regulation of Lloyd’s, it was revealed last week.
  • UK Risk managers association AIRMIC has set up a task force in response to the “soaring price” of Directors and Officers cover.
  • Away from the summer dispute with members’ agency Hampden Private Capital over its Syndicate mergers, Lloyd's insurer Chaucer revealed better than expected interim results last week, including a record profit of £15mn and a strong trading outlook.
  • Brit joined the consensus beaters posting "record" half-year profit before tax of £31mn, compared to last year's loss at the same stage of £4.3mn and well above analysts' expectations of £18-19mn.
  • Atrium has announced a strong set of interim results and expects to deliver a return to dividend for the full year 2003, forecasting at least 7.5p per share.
  • Lloyd’s broker Bradstock Group plc has been forced into liquidation following a failure to renew its professional indemnity cover.
  • Specialist broker Berry Palmer & Lyle (BPL) last week launched its new ‘Global Political Violence Insurance’ cover, an initiative it claims will “plug gaps” in terrorism cover for multinational companies.
  • World Trade Center (WTC) leaseholder Larry Silverstein suffered a serious setback last Friday (26 September) after a federal appeals court affirmed the ruling by a lower court that the WilProp wording stands and destruction of the WTC was a single occurre
  • Mike Hammond the former chief executive of broker Marsh’s UK operations is to join rival Jardine Lloyd Thompson, it was revealed last week.