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  • AIG storms back The world's most valuable insurer AIG posted fourth quarter profits of $2.71bn, or $1.03 per share, with higher general insurance premiums and revenues contributing to the bottom line. Net income for the full year rocketed 68 percent t
  • London headquartered broker HLF will continue to strip away its layers by transferring its troubled Australian subsidiary Heath Lambert Australia Pty Ltd to Marsh, the world's largest broker. Traditionally a strong performer, the Australian subsidiary
  • In our regular monthly News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them to you in easily digestable snippets.
  • Berkshire Hathaway backed Lloyd's insurer Euclidian is considering an IPO that could value the firm at between £100mn-£150mn. The insurer, which underwrites via its Lloyd's Syndicate 1243 and a personal lines, Gibraltar based subsidiary, has approached
  • Swiss Re withdraws controversial London market letter but concerns grow over industry's exposures to US investment banks; Lloyd's sees further deterioration; Enron to cost $30bn? Cracks are appearing in the insurance industry's resolve to cope with th
  • Bumper profits from Australia – this time with the news that QBE Insurance Group has doubled 2003 second half profits on the back of increased premiums, higher policy sales.
  • Lloyd’s insurer Amlin offered a cautious initial estimate of Syndicate 2001’s prospects for the 2003 year of account after the syndicate came in towards the lower end of forecasts with its 2001 results.
  • Specialist Lloyd’s insurer Chaucer Holdings has announced a strong start to the year in its latest trading update. It said gross written premiums for the 2004 year of account were higher than for the same period in 2003 and that pricing remained strong. 2
  • Troubled French reinsurer SCOR revealed the extent that events of the last few months have impacted its business prospects last week as it admitted 2004 renewals suggest a reduction in expected gross premium for the year of 29 percent in non-life and 11 p
  • Judgment to examine whether excess of loss reinsurers can expect a 'duty of care' from direct insurers The long running Aon77 energy dispute, which has been in court since the end of 2003, is nearing resolution, with legal teams believed to be preparin