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  • Underwriters Credit Fight
    In the wake of the Market's endorsement of new standards, Ace and Brockbank lead underwriters demand improved broker performance on terms of credit. Others expected to follow suit… Forget all the talking up of rates over the twelve months. The most re
    01 December 2000
  • Lloyd's losing the PR War, Good Ol' Bill Adamson: and the Dreary Report
    Public Relations Disaster Regular readers will be aware of Snide's less than complimentary views of the public relations industry, but until now he was always prepared to see a value, albeit limited, in their services. That has changed, of course, with
    01 December 2000
  • ESG Re - visited
    Stricken Bermuda based reinsurer ESG Re has seen its share price drop to a new low as its latest set of results bring further bad news. The leading article in The Insurance Insider's September 2000 edition, highlighted ESG Re's struggle to overcome it
    01 December 2000
  • Where Angels Fear to Tread
    Red faces at CGNU as Lloyd's burns the fingers of yet another corporate investor. Berkshire Hathaway is making quite a habit of helping CGNU shed the skins of its unwanted businesses, principally the property and casualty slough inherited from Commerc
    01 December 2000
  • A Mixed Lot of Auctions
    The volume of capacity traded in this season increased with each auction, but still failed to match those traded in previous years, and unsatisfied sell orders continue to increase.
    01 November 2000
  • That's Life - Lutine rings for St.Paul's
    At last, the protracted sale of Lutine Life, the services company owned by five Life syndicates, is complete. St. Paul, owners of the managing agency controlling Life Syndicate 779, is paying £8mn. Each of the five member Syndicates (Chartwell 44, Wren 38
    01 November 2000
  • Insider Vital Insurance Statistics
    Goshawk Goshawk might look a tad on the small size when it comes to market capitalisation, but it's got quite an enviable advantage over virtually all of its bigger Lloyd's peers. All Lloyd's vehicles dream of owning 100 per cent of their managed capac
    01 November 2000
  • Speculate at Your Own Risk - David Schiff on E-Madness, Insurance Stocks, and Capital
    Since we began Schiff ’s Insurance Observer twelve years ago, we’ve generally maintained an attitude of skepticism. However, not wanting to be a stopped clock that’s right twice a day, we’ve tried not to let our skepticism turn into cynicism, tainting our
    01 November 2000
  • Not The Real Catastrophe
    RSA and CGNU handled the recent floods with aplomb, but will they and smaller insurers find themselves suffering after the latest storms? Loss assessors are an unreliable bunch. Take the dreadful flooding that in England's south east recently; before
    01 November 2000
  • The Fruits of Mediocrity or Mendacity?
    Laptop takes a look at investments at Lloyd’s and the recent trend of working capital cash calls, and argues for a review of procedures In closing the 1997 account on the 31st December 1999 Lloyd syndicates used £849mn of their premium income to boost
    01 November 2000
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