July 2006/2
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Two years after the New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer was alerted to the existence of so-called Placement Service Agreements (PSAs) between brokers and insurers, the European Commission has turned its attention to...
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Failed (re)insurer GoshawK last week released its 2005 preliminary results, revealing an after-tax loss of $140mn and warning that further deterioration in Hurricane Wilma losses would not be covered by its reinsurance protection.
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Mark Cloutier, the head of run-off at the defunct reinsurer Alea Group Holdings, will replace Marc Ricciardelli as the company's chief executive from 1 September.
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The protracted fallout caused by Maurice "Hank" Greenberg's March 2005 departure from giant US insurer American International Group (AIG) continues both in and out of the US courts.
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Staff at Lloyd's run-off Equitas Holdings Limited have been rewarded for their success at commuting claims with major policyholders by pay rises which have seen the average salary increase by over £30,000 in the last four years.
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Bermudian (re)insurer Allied World Assurance Co (AWAC) is set to continue its capital building strategy after its forthcoming initial public offering (IPO) with the issue of $500mn senior notes.
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Bavarian-based (re)insurance giant Munich Re moved a step closer to restoring its once cherished double A rating on 27 June, with the news that Standard & Poor's (S&P) had revised its outlook on the company's A+ rating from stable to positive.
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Rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) says that more (re)insurers are likely to become insolvent as Solvency II puts the industry through a "revolution".
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French (re)insurer SCOR has agreed to buy German life reinsurer Revios in a $775mn transaction.
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Rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) confirmed last month that Swiss Re's acquisition of GE Insurance Solutions (GEIS) has cost the reinsurer its AA rating, which has been downgraded a notch to AA-.
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Despite initial reservations, the investment community appears to have warmed to French giant AXA's move last month to buy Swiss insurer Winterthur from banking conglomerate Credit Suisse Group.
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But mixed views on rationale behind takeover... Analysts have given a mixed welcome to the move by Italian insurer Assicurazioni Generali to take over compatriot Toro Assicurazioni in a deal worth EUR3.85bn.
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