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Inside Film Finance

AIG throws blame onto financiers in the wake of Flashpoint Court of Appeal decision. We re-publish the release in full.

01 June 2001

AIG's 'Hostile' Takeover Attempt for American General - Is AIG’s Stock Too High? Ask’s David Schiff

On 3 April 2001, after the market had closed, AIG announced an unsolicited $46-per share offer to acquire American General in a $23bn stock transaction - a 25 percent premium over the closing price. One wouldn't go so far as to call Hank Greenberg a co

01 May 2001

Lloyd's Market Results 1998

Continued poor forecasting adds to dismal performance of Syndicates In February 2000 Douglas Morton joined the Corporation of Lloyd's as Chief Analyst, reporting directly to Pat Hakong in the Market reporting and Solvency Department. His appointment ha

01 May 2001

Willis Seeks Place in the Sun

Willis relocates to Bermuda; proposes a partial offering of its stock in the United States; and Kohlberg, Kravis Roberts announce that they're not quite ready to sell their shares just yet etc.

01 May 2001

Salem to face witch hunt

Norman Salem, the former Reliance underwriter and manager of US mga Global Managers, has upset various Lloyd's syndicates including Alleghany after large losses on his Legion fronted US energy and engineering account.

01 May 2001

£1bn loss for Lloyd's with worse to follow for 1999 underwriting year

Lloyd’s have announced that the Market’s total loss for the 1998 underwriting year will be £1.06bn, with current projections for 1999 of £1.11bn.

01 March 2001

Marsh vs Aon

The Insurance Insider profiles the world’s two biggest brokers, and discovers that the time is ripe for Aon to reign in its bête noire’s outperformance. Take two brokers of a similar size; the first with annual brokerage of $4.4bn, the second slightly

01 March 2001

Hannover's Clarendon 'Hangover'

Tax reform bolsters results but disappointment with Clarendon acquisition gives weight to the Cassandras. Hannover Re, the world’s fifth largest reinsurer, expects gross premium income to grow by 25 percent for 2000 to some €8.4bn. However, pre-tax inc

01 March 2001

Contingency market disarray

The London contingency market, which routinely attracts publicity for covering outlandish risks such as prize indemnity and sporting non-events, has itself been washed out by that double whammy of too many claims and too much capacity. The latest departur

01 March 2001

Clubbed to Death? - February’s Marine Diary - By Bevis Marks

P&I Club Renewals Readers of The Insurance Insider will perhaps recall previous issues which tended to probe around the edges of the marine liability world, looking at fixed premium market outfits which were looking to do more in this traditional world.

01 February 2001

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