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  • ZFS launches aggresive plan to replenish capital base
    Zurich Financial Services (ZFS), has announced losses of $2bn for the first half of 2002. ZFS stated it has undertaken a thorough review of the adequacy of its non-life insurance and reinsurance reserves in consultation with an independent third party
    01 September 2002
  • How to Blow Money and Make Friends on Wall Street - David Schiff on Demutualization and The Principal Financial Group
    There was a time when insurance companies were not the exciting “financial services” players they are now; they were considered stodgy businesses run by boring, grey-flannelled organization men. Working in the employ of stock insurance companies was re
    01 September 2002
  • Laptop - Why I voted No
    Laptop, The Insider's resident Lloyd's Name, analyses the proposed Lloyd's reforms and explains why he voted 'No' at the 12 September Lloyd's EGM On 19 July, 16,000 copies of the 56- page Consultation Document were distributed by Lloyd's. The document
    01 September 2002
  • Mountain Blues
    Lloyd’s is so excited about its dotcom project Blue Mountain which, aims to revolutionise the industry, that it has agreed to provide further funding In July ACE invested another £1mn into a revolutionary new electronic project that plans to slash cost
    01 September 2002
  • Benfield in Bermuda move rumour
    Benfield, the privately owned London based reinsurance broker currently debating the merits of staying private, floating or a trade sale, is rumoured to be considering a relocation to Bermuda.
    01 September 2002
  • Trenwick and Swiss Re settle CatEput dispute
    European Reinsurance Company of Zurich, a subsidiary of Swiss Re, has purchased 550,000 of Trenwick's Series B Preferred Shares for an aggregate purchase price of $40mn, thereby settling the dispute between Swiss Re and Trenwick over a Catastrophe Equity
    01 September 2002
  • Hiscox - raising £110mn in 2nd rights issue
    Hiscox plc is to take advantage of what it calls the market’s “superb conditions” with a second rights issue in 10 months. The Group, which raised £54mn in November 2001, comes to the stockmarket with a 1-for-2 rights issue to raise £110mn.
    01 September 2002
  • Willis to hand over WTC E&O documents
    Court ruling should establish if concerns over potential legal liability may have influenced Willis' view on the occurrence issue. The WTC dispute between insurers, led by Swiss Re, and the WTC leaseholder Silverstein looks set to force broker Willis G
    01 September 2002
  • Enron Mahonia fraud allegations dismissed
    A New York Court has struck a body blow against JP Morgan Chase Bank after dismissing the fraud allegations that the bank levelled against 11 insurers who underwrote almost $2bn of surety bonds securing Enron contracts.
    01 September 2002
  • Lloyd's investigates alleged Israeli cover note fraud
    Lloyd’s is to send in an audit team to Israel after revelations that one of the region’s leading producers is allegedly embroiled in a forged cover notes fraud. On 13 September, at a meeting attended by Lloyd’s regulatory officer Simon Wilkinson
    01 September 2002
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