Legal
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The entity is the first to be authorised as a captive insurance manager by the Abu Dhabi regulator.
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The insurer currently employs 2,000 staff and affiliates in China.
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The company will take on new and renewed EEA business that can no longer be written by Scor UK.
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The interim report is now slated to emerge in the first quarter.
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The investment firm says it has proof Siddiqui worked on a competitor to Athene while still at Apollo, using trade secrets.
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Changes to the definition of default could hamper insurers and derail debt restructuring efforts.
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PG&E could face $10bn in claims from 2017, with a similar scenario to potentially play out after this year’s fires
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No-one will miss London's huge process expense, but traditional placing has always had a romantic attraction for brokers and underwriters.
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The carrier will write business via its Luxembourg base.
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The weighted average price paid per £1 of capacity hit 35.7 pence across the auctions, up 40.6 percent year on year.
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Lawyers and the state regulator investigate the utilities firms.
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The move follows industry lobbying for a longer lead-in to the insurance contracts accounting standard.
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