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  • Cox paints rosy picture
    After rival specialist motor insurer Highway painted a gloomy picture of underwriting prospects, along came Cox with an upbeat message, consensus beating interims and a combined ratio of only 86 percent.
    22 September 2003
  • Kiln records impressive interims
    Kiln plc, the Lloyd’s insurer regarded for its caution and steady conservatism, trumped its peer group by unveiling the lowest combined ratio yet among the quoted Lloyd’s stocks. The company announced that its ratio for the first six months was a mere 75
    22 September 2003
  • Hiscox: Strong profits soften WTC reversal
    Analysts knew Hiscox interims were going to be good when the quoted insurer announced bullish trading figures last month and then took the opportunity to resolve the growing uncertainty over its World Trade Center provisions.
    22 September 2003
  • Hurricane Isabel
    Hurricane Isabel, which hit the US eastern seaboard with heavy wind and rain last Thursday, is estimated to have caused no more than $1bn of insured property damage – much less than early forecasts.
    22 September 2003
  • Levene calls for a refocus on underwriting
    As delegates gathered in Monte Carlo last Tuesday (9 September), Lord Levene, Chairman of Lloyds called for a return to underwriting for profit to stabilise and strengthen the international insurance industry.
    15 September 2003
  • Endurance continues commitment with permanent UK headquarters
    Post-9/11 start-up Endurance officially opened the new offices of its FSA licensed London subsidiary on Friday morning (12 September).
    15 September 2003
  • Insurers file multi-billion WTC suit
    Five insurance companies filed suit in the US last week against a host of alleged WTC conspirators ranging from Osama bin Laden to the Saudi government.
    15 September 2003
  • Asbestos reform struggles for centre stage
    Senator Orrin Hatch has not given up on his asbestos reform proposals and believes the measure may still make it to the Senate floor this year, despite being overshadowed by Iraqi funding, energy policy and Medicare concerns.
    15 September 2003
  • Advent continues to cut back but profits return
    Lloyd’s insurer Advent Capital (Holdings) plc revealed a welcome return to profit after the devastations of the 2001 underwriting year.
    15 September 2003
  • Munich Re charms before predicted fund raising
    Munich Re executives met with some of London’s leading insurance analysts last week as the reinsurer sought to reassure the City in the light of its shock downgrade by rating agency Standard & Poor’s.
    15 September 2003
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