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Amlin plc RSS feedShares on climb as talk of takeovers whets appetites
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Shares rallied from opening falls after several billion pounds' worth of takeovers were dangled in front of City speculators in order to whet their appetites2009-07-13T13:02:31ZSell-off in miners leaves the takeovers buzz feeling flat
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Shares were on the slide again today despite several billion pounds' worth of takeovers being dangled in front of City speculators in order to whet their appetites2009-07-13T08:18:49ZLSE set for Footsie return triumph
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Next week’s FTSE reshuffle should mark a glorious start for Xavier Rolet, the new chief executive of the London Stock Exchange2009-06-05T07:51:59ZAmlin breaks into Europe with a £300m Dutch deal
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Hurricane, boating and bloodstock insurer Amlin is expanding into Europe with a £300 million takeover2009-06-03T07:28:37ZStill time for Rio to dig its way out of this spoil heap
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Something has gone terribly wrong at Rio Tinto. The chart of the share price looks like a spoil mountain outside one of its mines, and it has achieved the impressive feat of alienating its biggest shareholders by not asking them for money. It's now on the brink of a blunder that threatens its whole future.2009-02-19T11:59:23ZInsurer issues warning of sky-rocketing premiums
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<strong>Insurance: </strong> Leading Lloyd’s of London insurer Amlin is calling the bottom of the insurance market, predicting that rates will rocket this year2009-01-12T09:17:24ZMarket report: Blue-chips await marching orders from the Footsie
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Up to half a dozen blue-chip companies face losing their place as constituents of the Footsie 100 index when the regular quarterly review is undertaken later this week2008-12-08T10:25:23ZNaked truth on private equity pain
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It is ironic that Permira, the private-equity house, should be having such a rough time with its latest fund, Permira lV2008-12-08T10:59:50ZHold-up for the insurers' rally
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<strong>City comment:</strong> Insurers say they have several reasons to be optimistic2008-11-21T08:44:11ZBright spot for the insurers
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Investors are missing a trick because they have not factored in the huge business opportunity for those insurance companies still standing brought about by the near-collapse of American Insurance Group2008-11-10T10:38:38ZInsurers face shock hurricane bills rise
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<strong>Insurance:</strong> Insurers will have to pay out many billions of pounds more than expected for claims from the last hurricane season, two leading players warned2008-10-20T08:49:08ZLloyd’s falls to £949m and warns of stormier times
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<b>Insurance: </b>Profits halved at Lloyd's of London in the first six months of the year, and chief executive Richard Ward warned that the financial storm is only going to get more choppy2008-09-25T08:50:49ZOval sponsor Brit mulls tax move abroad
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Brit insurance, sponsor of the Oval cricket ground, is the latest UK company to look at moving its headquarters from the UK to a more favourable tax regime2008-08-18T10:27:04ZLloyd's set for biggest profits fall since 2002
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Lloyd's insurers are braced for their biggest profits decline since Hurricane Katrina hit in 20022008-07-17T09:10:11ZTracking down the stocks that yield value
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CBI boss Richard Lambert said a few weeks ago that one reason companies seemed quite optimistic in surveys might be that smaller businesses tend to finance themselves from retained profits rather than bank loans, and have therefore been insulated so far from the general cutback on credit.2008-07-08T14:42:47ZInvestment banks' big question
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The worry among the stronger investment banks in New York is that the longer they depend on the Fed for funds, the more likely it is that they will be hit by new, tougher capital requirements2008-05-29T12:20:14Z