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  • Arbitrage on Trial
    Odyssey Re attacks the legitimacy of reinsurance arbitrage in its fight with embattled broker Stirling Cooke Brown Reinsurance arbitrage is on trial as Odyssey Re accuses parts of the London market of indulging in "shady low grade arbitrage business" d
    01 February 2002
  • Lloyd's capital problems
    Are the Bain & Co proposals a viable attempt to reform Lloyd's or a knee-jerk reaction from management to avoid criticisms of under-performance? For a three hundred year old organisation, Lloyd's of London demonstrates an admirable willingness to chang
    01 February 2002
  • St. Paul's: cuts back reinsurance operations, takes $900m charge
    In an effort to boost profitability St Paul's is planning a dramatic reduction in its International underwriting operations, which may include its non-Lloyd's UK operation, and to greatly reduce its reinsurance business including dropping Aviation and Cre
    01 February 2002
  • Enron-o-Mania and the Insurance Industry
    The cover of the January 28 issue of Business Week reads “Special Report: Accounting in Crisis.” The crisis, of course, is Enron. It seems that the media are shocked, shocked to discover that many of America’s biggest companies lie, cheat, manipulate thei
    01 February 2002
  • SVB woes compounded by Reliance PI exposures
    Troubled listed Lloyd's insurer SVB has blamed a £41.94mn cash call to comply with US Trust Fund requirements, which do not allow credit to be taken for any recoveries that may be made under existing reinsurance programmes, for the reduction in its 2002 u
    01 February 2002
  • AIG subpoenaed and bank sued over off balance sheet deals
    The US bank forced to unravel transactions with AIG which knocked $11bn off the value of the world's largest insurance company, is facing a class action suit from aggrieved shareholders. On the 1 February Milberg Weiss, the veteran New York plaintiff atto
    01 February 2002
  • It's not cricket
    London contingency underwriters were victorious in the High Court last month in demanding that an electronics manufacturer pay over £400,000 in premiums on a policy linked to the performance of the Indian cricket team held up because the Indian authoritie
    01 February 2002
  • Wallace - permanent Lloyd's ban
    Andrew Wallace, the former Chief Executive of Crowe Syndicate Management and active underwriter for Syndicate 963 has been banned from Lloyd’s after admitting to charges of misconduct.
    01 February 2002
  • Lloyd's to be given ultimatum
    Overseas investors form new association to demand radical change in the market's structure and cost base which could see the demise of traditional Names Heavyweight Lloyd's insurers are demanding that the market radically restructure, giving rise to fe
    01 December 2001
  • Can the Hard Market End Before it Starts?
    A Tidal Wave of Capital - David Schiff pours on the cold water The capital markets are efficient - in an irrational way. Capital flows towards opportunities that offer superior returns. Paradoxically, those superior returns can fail to materialise if t
    01 December 2001
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