Legal

The activist investor on CNBC says a “sham election is going on”.

New rules on the products banks use to mitigate risk could lead to an outflow of business from the London market, carrier representatives fear.

The stock pulls well ahead of the Karfunkel-Zyskind family's $13.50 buyout offer.

Until New York or California creates a run-off law, legacy transactions commonly done like they are in the UK will never happen.

A creditor communication says Fairfield has become “less reliable” on funding.

The company becomes the first international insurance broker to gain a full licence in China.

As two relative minnows see off legal threats from financial giants, it goes to show that, with a bit of ingenuity, there's plenty of room for underdogs as well as big dogs.

The specialty insurer can continue to use its name after a High Court ruling.

The start-up prevails in a trademark battle against the broker.

The insurer has filed a complaint in a New York court in a bid to recover costs from the former employee.

For brokers and others working closer to the client the situation regarding consent is murkier than for carriers.

The Danish motor insurer's demise follows the collapse of CBL.