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  • 2003 preliminary results reflect excellent underwriting conditions Amlin posts 83% combined ratio Amlin announced a combined ratio of 83 percent (against 95 percent in 2002) and a 31 percent increase in gross written premium to £937.4mn for its 2003 y
  • Straight talking Willis supremo Joe Plumeri warned the London market that it must change its outlook to achieve consistency of returns, growth and earnings, as he enthralled his Lloyd's library audience in his 10 March Insurance Institute of London lectur
  • Leeds United's roller-coaster ride from Premiership darlings to near bankruptcy eased to a halt this month when it emerged the Yorkshire football club had been bought out of administration by a consortium of local businessmen. On 19 March the club's ad
  • Despite the recent change of ownership, run-off specialists Cavell Management Services Ltd will continue to focus on their growing annual commutations events. Alan Quilter, Director of Cavell, told The Insurance Insider: “Bringing finality to books of
  • Settlement process and accounting reform in the London Market could lead to increased business, members of the International Underwriting Association (IUA) have heard.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Axis Capital Holdings has secured a $750mn credit agreement with a syndicate of lenders. In a press release dated 25 March, the company said the agreement was for an unsecured three-year facility that allows it to issue up to $750mn
  • WTC leaseholder Silverstein Properties and insurers led by reinsurance giant Swiss Re are litigating over which contractual wordings the various parties used in placing the building’s insurance cover.
  • In a judgment handed down on 22 March 2004, London's High Court has approved the transfer of Stockholm Re's UK portfolio to Swedish firm Wasa International Insurance.
  • Strong p/c performance could see Munich Re overtaken
  • Lloyd’s is being sued for allegedly underwriting ships used in the slave trade, it emerged today.