March 2002/1

Embattled programme and captive manager Mutual Risk Management Ltd has raised $100mn in its fight for survival. The Bermuda based company's share price has collapsed from $5.42 to stand at 96 cents (7 March) after first delaying its 2001 results "to compl

AIG's legendary leader Hank Greenberg reassured shareholders that the company's recent announcements over directors and officers exposures related to the need for higher rates, rather than an indication of a problem.

As the Royal Commission in Sydney Australia continues to take evidence in to the collapse of the 2nd largest domestic Australian insurance company HIH, The Insurance Insider can reveal that its subsidiary FAI was writing PA LMX business via a quota share

Over 100 of Aon clients face laddering suits that could hit directors and officers and financial institutions insurers Aon’s enthusiasm for US financial institutions cover in the late nineties is reflected by their clients exposure to the morass of lad

Markel International was downgraded by rating agency Fitch after its parent posted a $70mn charge. Fitch Ratings commented, "Markel International's operating performance and capitalization do not support the current ratings." The agency subsequently lower