June 2009/4
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RAA: $58bn in US premium ceded offshore in 2008; AWAC launches side 'A' D&O excess product; Ace enters $500mn LOC agreement with Deutsche Bank; Heath Lambert gains two new clients
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Donald MacDonald, the deputy managing director of Willis' UK reinsurance unit, has resigned, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Ratings agency Fitch has downgraded its Insurer Financial Strength ratings for Brit Insurance Holdings' principle insurance subsidiary - Brit Insurance Ltd (BIL) - to 'A' from 'A+'.
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Offshore domicile Guernsey has seen a significant increase in enquiries relating to setting up captive and insurance cell operations in the last three months, chief executive of Guernsey Finance Peter Niven told The Insurance Insider.
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Former Gen Re executive John Houldsworth was handed two years' probation and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine but was spared a custodial sentence for his role in a fraudulent $500mn reinsurance deal...
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The US Supreme Court has reinstated an approximate $500mn settlement in an asbestos lawsuit against US insurance giant The Travelers Casualty Companies (Travelers).
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Air France will give about EUR17,500 ($24,000) as an advance to the families of victims on Air France Flight 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, which crashed on 1 June.
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The head of Swiss Re's capital markets unit has become the most high profile casualty in the ongoing overhaul of the reinsurer’s insurance-linked securities (ILS) operations...
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President Barack Obama's far-reaching proposals to overhaul US financial regulation were given a cautious welcome by interest groups anxious to avoid formal federal oversight of the sector.
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The schedule of the already delayed Equitas v Brandywine LMX spiral clash in the UK High Court suffered a further setback last week, after expert underwriting witnesses failed to give evidence for undisclosed reasons.
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The on-off takeover saga of Lloyd's insurer Chaucer took a decisive step forward today with a formal, all-paper offer by rival Brit Insurance this morning, but its modest terms has provoked Russian-backed private equity firm Pamplona Capital...
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Results from The Association of Insurance and Risk Management (AIRMIC)'s inaugural directors' and officers' (D&O) benchmarking survey has revealed variations of up to 30 percent in prices and terms for similar firms.
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