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Login E-mail Password Password reminder Click here to register Latest Issue     The Insurance Insider Monthly newsletter with exclusive coverage of the London and International (re)insurance markets.   Insider Week Weekly electronic bulletin with in-depth analysis and commentary.   Insider Quarterly Feature driven quarterly magazine with an international view on industry issues.   Executive Briefings     Click here to download The Insurance Insider's latest Executive Briefing.	Latest News From Insider Week 9 February 2010     Key Industry News       AIG, Munich Re and Starr Tech set to take brunt of $150mn+ Kleen Energy CAR loss »»»   American International Group (AIG) and Munich Re lead the $150mn+ construction all risks (CAR) policy for the fatal explosion at the Kleen Energy gas- and oil-fired plant on 7 February.   Lloyd's strategy is 'evolution, not revolution' »»»   Lloyd's has never been bigger or stronger, so there was no surprise that the long-awaited three-year strategic roadmap was - in the words of CEO Richard Ward - one of "evolution, not revolution".   'Big three' provide almost half of all Lloyd's business »»»   Despite the long tradition of independent London market wholesalers, the "big three" global brokers provide 45 percent of all Lloyd's revenues   LMA to discuss Ukraine banking exposures »»»   Lime Street trade body the Lloyd's Market Association (LMA) has organised a panel meeting of class underwriters tomorrow (8 February), as political risk (re)insurers continue to monitor the fall-out from bank collapses in emerging economies such as Ukrain   Political risk (re)insurers to update Ukraine exposures »»»   As the Ukraine banking crises deepens, we look at who is likely to increase political risk/credit exposures in the fourth quarter while also tracking all the major losses.   Lloyd's will make over £3.5bn in 2009 »»»   On the eve of the 2009 earnings season, The Insurance Insider's exclusive analysis reveals that Lime Street underwriters will get close to the bountiful 2006-07 earnings harvests.   Zurich proposes bumper dividend after solid 2009 »»»   Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) has issued a solid set of fourth quarter and full-year 2009 results, exceeding analysts' expectations with its shareholders' funds and a bumper dividend.   Activist investor wields big stick at top table »»»   Invesco Perpetual is the largest investor in Lime Street. Not only does Marcus Scriven profile its star fund-manager Neil Woodford, but we look at how his shareholder rebellion at Omega Insurance is developing...   Purkiss returns to Lime Street »»»   Reinsurance veteran and Alea's founding CEO Dennis Purkiss, is poised to return to underwriting by heading up R&Q's new Lloyd’s insurer, The Insurance Insider can reveal.   Marine mutuals keep rein on P&I costs »»»   In advance of the 20 February P&I renewal season, we look at the individual clubs and how the giant International Group reinsurance contract is developing.	Search       Advanced search   Trading Risk     Click here for information about Trading Risk.   Special Offers     Free Subscription Register now to receive a one month free trial to both The Insurance Insider (online) and Insider Week.   Documents     Click here to view and purchase Marcus Scriven profiles.
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