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  • Chicago brokers battle over stamping ground
    The rivalry between Aon and its Chicago neighbour Near North is becoming increasingly vicious with allegations of theft, blackmail, and industrial espionage. It's unlikely that Pat Ryan, the impeccably groomed head of Aon, was upset by the arrest of...
    01 July 2002
  • Corporate America revelations hit insurers
    D&O insurers take the strain as the examples of numerical innovations and accounting irregularities mount. The Insider analyses the high-profile corporate losses which could impact the sector. On announcing their 2nd quarter results on 23 July, St Paul
    01 July 2002
  • OAMPS' bitter past
    OAMPS is Australia’s first accredited Lloyd’s broker - but its recent successes hide a bitter boardroom battle that ended with the disqualification of its former Chairman. One of the largest shareholders of Lloyd's only accredited Australian broking ho
    01 July 2002
  • Syndicate 138 to close
    Syndicate 138 is set to close or merge with another syndicate after its corporate backer SAFECO has decided to exit Lloyd’s. Jonathan Gale, Syndicate 138 underwriter, has already resigned from the syndicate less than a year after being appointed as Ralph
    01 July 2002
  • XL takes unexpected $200mn WTC charge
    XL Capital’s share price fell 12 percent after the insurer announced an unexpected $200 mn charge for additions to its 11 September reserves and a $120 million charge for bond writedowns for WorldCom, Adelphia and other telecommunications companies.
    01 July 2002
  • The corporate cuckoos
    The withdrawal of capacity, a plethora of reinsurance disputes and departing corporate capital has left a vast number of open syndicates. Laptop analyses what went wrong The proposed Lloyd’s franchise reforms are partly justified as a way of preventing
    01 July 2002
  • AXA downgraded over difficulties with corporate solutions
    Rating agency A.M. Best Co. has downgraded the financial strength ratings to A (Excellent) from A+ (Superior) of the members of AXA Corporate Solutions (AXACS), France.
    01 June 2002
  • US Senate passes terrorism Bill
    The United States Senate has passed legislation by an 84 to 18 vote that will assist insurers in the event of a catastrophic terrorist attack.
    01 June 2002
  • Insolvent corporate capital costs Lloyd's over £400mn
    The collapse of capital providers such as HIH will cost Lloyd's more than £400mn, the market's latest annual report reveals.
    01 June 2002
  • Is AIG being re-rated?
    While analysts react positively to AIG’s charm offensive, investors are continuing to sell Maurice “Hank” Greenberg has been described, with good reason, as the greatest man in insurance. He didn't form AIG, the world's largest insurance company by mar
    01 June 2002
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