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  • Laptop asks whether Names are still able to write a spread book at Lloyd’s and (again) calls for improved methods of business classification The opportunity for Bespoke Names to minimise their risk through a properly spread book has shrunk to worrying
  • AIG director Frank Zarb will be responsible for revealing Maurice “Hank” Greenberg’s testament when the insurance giant’s legendary patriarch decides to leave the company.
  • World’s third largest broker Willis announced Friday (2 December) that it had agreed to buy Swedish regional property casualty broker Nicon Försäkringsmäklarna AB. The acquisition is expected to yield annual revenue of $1.5mn.
  • Dutch insurer Aegon has announced a 16 percent increase in net profits for 2003 - the result, it said, of better performing stock markets and fewer bond defaults.
  • Consultants Watson Wyatt has announced that it will establish an insurance and financial services consulting team based in Munich.
  • Lloyd’s liability start-up Illium Syndicate 4040 announced last week (25 June) that it had added the experience of former BR Smith Syndicate 45 claims manager John Craig to its stable.
  • French reinsurer revealed last week that it has applied for a licence with the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) to write reinsurance business in China.
  • Wellington Underwriting plc has announced that the Group's managed syndicate 2020 plans to double its underwriting capacity to $1bn for 2002, and that the Group was examining the options available to raise the capital needed to support the growth of the b
  • 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.
  • Ex-Faraday CEO Nigel Barton and former Xchanging In-sure Services MD John Benjamin have announced the formation of a new brokerage for the London market. The new company, named Oxygen, will place specialty risks such as yacht cover, employers' liabilit