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  • User Pays - Lloyd's responds Dear Sir, Thank you for the opportunity to respond to your article “User Pays Revisited” in the June issue of The Insurance Insider. I apologise for the delay in responding. However, this does enable me to set out MSU's 200
  • Pressure to reveal gross losses builds as fears over reinsurance failure take hold in the London market In Hemingway's “The Sun Also Rises” the following exchange takes place: “How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually and
  • In the weeks that followed the USA attacks The Insurance Insider published a daily e-mail update of events and information as they unfolded - an edited version follows......
  • Roger Foord has mixed views on the current changes... The Lloyd's and London insurance market has in the past twelve months suddenly developed a 'latent wake up call' to the point of serious self criticism as even the chairman of Lloyd's has felt compe
  • Three executives of Merrion Re, the Dublin based reinsurer, have been charged by the Serious Fraud Office with conspiracy to defraud. The charges leveled against managing director David Thomas, former managing director Leslie Hurling and David da Costa
  • The Insurance Insider’s comprehensive analysis of the Lloyd’s auctions starts with Laptop’s analysis of every syndicate trading, together with our own exclusive ratings Lloyd’s 2001 auctions began on the 4 September. Only two facts can be safely predic
  • Court of Appeal defeat leaves fraud as insurers only defence option as they seek to void film finance losses A landmark Court of Appeal decision has stymied insurers' early successes in voiding film losses that threatens to cost the industry over $2bn
  • ‘Unicover’ litigation causes continuing uncertainty over Zurich Re “spin-off” Zurich Financial Services, the global giant who has seen its share price slump after a February profits warning and disappointing March year ends, is considering a public off
  • Contingency market underwrites the murky viatical industry Lloyd's worthy reputation for underwriting the specialist, niche and downright quirky has been reinforced by the discovery that its contingency market has insured viatical companies - instituti
  • Key players in the insurance backed film finance scandal are involved in writing viatical insurance If there is a greater absurdity than insurers guaranteeing the financial success of un produced films, then perhaps guaranteeing someone's death might r