Commercial Lines articles – Page 125
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NewsGoldman to write financial guarantee insurance
Investment bank plots entry into bond ‘credit wrapping’
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Online onlyFears over commercial motor as Aviva suffers in taxi, van and schemes
Insurer strengthens reserves by £37m after commercial motor COR grows to 113%, and RSA says the market is struggling
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NewsAviva bosses vow to tackle commercial motor woes
UK chief Matthews says commercial is on his list of concerns after 113% motor COR
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NewsAXA Commercial hires Bristol sales head from Bluefin
Mark Davies joins insurer’s recently opened Bristol branch
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NewsAviva’s UK GI strong despite 96% group profit drop
UK general insurance remains level at 96% combined operating ratio, although commercial motor reserves strengthened
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NewsRural Insurance signs deals with Broker Network, Coversure & FUW
Harrogate insurer eyes 17% GWP boost this year
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NewsAon directors bag $6.5m London move allowance
Aon directors awarded compensation to smooth the way for move from USA to London
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NewsHiscox USA chief exec returns to UK as deputy CUO
Richard Watson back in London as UK chief underwriter heads to US
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Online onlyInsurers’ strong results belie commercial lines troubles
RBSI, RSE, LV= and Allianz join AXA and Zurich in posting improved 2011 results, but the boost was partly caused by external factors, and commercial lines look grim
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NewsRSA’s ‘strong position’ prompts S&P upgrade to A+
Big acquisitions or capital deterioration could trigger downgrade
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NewsQBE Europe warns of tough UK market as profit drops 23%
Insurer’s London market operations hit by global catastrophes
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NewsTorrance predicts tough 2012 as Allianz UK profits rise 6.4%
Combined ratio holds steady at 95.7%
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NewsLV= enters new phase as profits double
Underwriting profitability restored as combined ratio drops to 97.7%
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NewsChartis returns to profit despite personal lines slump
Higher claims bill cuts personal lines profit to $24m
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NewsNIG returns to profit in 2011
Broker-only insurer ‘a big part’ of RBSI’s future growth, says chief Geddes
