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Articles for 30 November 2006
Amlin grows premiums in its lowest claims year
Richard Banks
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OneBeacon hires three execs to lead AD&D launch
Peta Miller
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Nine Japan firms see profits cut as FSA and cats hit
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Zurich Financial Services achieves positive outlook
Jonathan Rest
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Flight: Cut corporate taxes or London will suffer
Jonathan Rest
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US reinsurers back in black, RAA says
Richard Banks
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Katrina flood ruling blow to insurers
Peta Miller
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Forecasters split on cause of quiet 2006 hurricane season
Scott Vincent
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Sighs of relief on the hurricane front
The 2006 hurricane season officially ends today. SCOTT VINCENT reviews some of the more unusual characteristics of what turned out to be the quietest hurricane season for almost a decade
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Solving the Florida insurance problem
Proposed legislation is aiming to transform Florida’s property insurance market and entice insurers back into the state. As this year’s hurricane season draws to a close, SCOTT VINCENT speaks to a leading US insurance association to find out if these latest proposals are actually going to work
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Indian outsourcing sector ready to profit from the cult of convenience
Shirish Nadkarni, Mumbai
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