Leading advisers praised Mr Kane who said insurers should not pay for risks linked with banking.
We recently watched the fiasco of Prudential offering to buy AIA for US$35.5 billion. The US government owns 80 per cent of AIA and accepted the offer. Shortly thereafter, Prudential decided that it was paying too much and lowered its price to US$30 billion. The US wouldn’t go for it and the deal fell through.
Shares in England cricket team sponsor Brit Insurance have leapt 20% after the firm rejected a takeover approach.
It suggested elderly drivers and holidaymakers are paying an extra £300 for the popular types of cover just because of their age.
Around 85 new jobs are to be created by the Zurich insurance group, Enterprise Minister Batt O’Keeffe has announced.
A new study by the Chicago-based American Medical Association is scrutinizing the health insurance industry.
Northern Ireland insurance broker Hughes Insurance has announced plans to invest £2m on expanding its headquarters in County Down.
Lloyd’s of London, the world’s biggest insurance market, has reported a 39% rise in profit, after a “relatively low” level of catastrophe claims.
Oct 14 2009
Posted by admin in Regulation, Trends |
Insurance industry executives worry about the effect of regulation on their performance over the next few years, but disagree on how financial service regulatory reform should unfold, according to a recent survey.
For years the insurance industry has fought on Capitol Hill for an optional federal charter for insurance agents, as opposed to the piecemeal state-based system that has existed for a century.
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