June 2009/5
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The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has formed its BIBA London Market Region Committee (LMRC) to represent London market brokers.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett doused hopes of a fast recovery in the US economy, saying he sees no sign of a rebound in the businesses his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate backs.
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Goldman Sachs partner Michael J. Millette was heralded as the Outstanding Contributor of the year at the inaugural Trading Risk awards dinner on the 25 June, held in London.
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A lawyer that represented independent directors of AIG has disputed claims by former chief Maurice "Hank" Greenberg of a mutual agreement between the insurer and Starr International Co (SICO) to end a deferred compensation scheme.
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Hannover Re and Munich Re last week released estimates of their exposure to the largest man-made loss of the year - the 1 June Air France crash in which 228 people died.
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Hiscox plc is leading a flurry of proposed bids among Lloyd's (re)insurers to expand their 2010 capacity in order to take advantage of anticipated good trading prospects and the stronger dollar.
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By any measure, it was an eventful week for Lloyd's insurer Chaucer Holdings...
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Former Benfield Group directors John Coldman and Michael Rees are joining up with ex- colleagues to form a new business after the reinsurance broker was sold to Aon last year in a £935mn deal.
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QBE appoints Wulff to manage Credit and Surety division; Ascot shuffles pack; Benfield chairman moves aside; Avery to join Fenchurch Advisory Partners...
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The US property casualty insurance industry saw a further decline in its surplus over the first quarter of 2009 as a $1.3bn net loss after tax combined with $16.4bn in unrealised capital loss on investments.
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After revealing it was discussing selling a portion of its interest in French insurance broker Gras Savoye & Cie, global broker Willis has reiterated its strong commitment to the leading Gallic intermediary.
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Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) raised its insurer financial strength rating on Nigeria-based African Reinsurance Corp to 'A-' from 'BBB+' with a stable outlook.
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