November 2004/1
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Lloyd's insurer Kiln has reversed plans to withdraw its full participation on property catastrophe reinsurance Syndicate 557 following negotiations with Members' Agents. The Syndicate, which is de-empting for 2005 by nine percent on its 2004 stamp capa
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Evidence suggests the cumulative effect of the US storms may reach $30bn Foresight is something the global reinsurance industry would love to possess but, in the absence of catastrophe astrologers, it has to rely on more conventional methods, such as c
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The re-election of George Bush in this month's presidential elections will give added impetus to efforts to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) in 2005, according to Charles Landgraf, a leading lobbyist for TRIA extension with law firm LeBoeuf,
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Earlier this month, Florida's attorney general Charlie Crist became the latest US regulator to open an investigation into alleged bid-rigging and insurance commission arrangements. Crist's office said that he had subpoenaed 10 insurance brokers: MMC,
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SEC and Department of Justice launch separate, renewed investigations into PNC and Brightpoint transactions; PR firm slammed for 'Talking Heads' ruse... Fresh from fending off accusations of PSA-related bid-rigging and fraud, world's largest insurer AI
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Regulators' probes extend to yet more established methods; MMC's actions may prove decisive in preserving status When Kelvin Mackenzie, the legendary head of Rupert Murdoch's tabloid The Sun, sacked the newspaper's astrologer after he was accused of "r
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In our regular monthly News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them to you in easily digestable snippets.
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Spectrum talks break down, BRIT in the frame After publicly stating dissatisfaction with the performance of personal lines business at its Lloyd's operation, The Insurance Insider understands that giant US insurer St Paul Travelers has been talking wit
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Lloyd's insurer Wellington has outsourced its procurement of external professional advisors to back-office specialist Xchanging.
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David Schiff looks at financial strength... Insurance stocks are not as richly priced as they were in 1998, when investors and insurance-company CEOs alike seemed to believe that an insurance-company charter guaranteed a fifteen-percent return on equit
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Lloyd's announced on 10 November that it had successfully set terms for its £500mn subordinated debt issue after an extensive road show that took it to investors in the UK and continental Europe.
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