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October 2006/6

  • Marsh Inc has parted company with William (Bill) Malloy, its president and former head of its Europe operations, after making his role redundant, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Alchemy Partners has agreed to buy the independent Lloyd’s insurer Cathedral Capital for £113mn, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Broking giant Aon Corp came in below analyst estimates yesterday (1 November) with its third quarter results but five percent growth in its core broking business will be better received by shareholders.
  • There were few surprises as Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc (MMC) released a steady set of third quarter results today (1 November), with consolidated revenues up four percent to $2.9bn on the prior-year period.
  • Speculation that UK broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc was considering a strategy of focussed regional growth was quashed today when the company announced a major restructuring that includes greater integration of its two separately branded wholesale
  • Transatlantic Holdings, the parent of Transatlantic Re, reported record third quarter net income of $106.9mn on 26 October.
  • Bermudian reinsurers Everest Re and PartnerRe both announced on 23 October that that they had returned to a third quarter profit after last year’s storm losses.
  • IPC Holdings joined its fellow Bermudian reinsurers by bouncing back from last year’s record third quarter losses and posting a profit this year, it reported on 24 October.
  • ACE Ltd’s president Evan Greenberg struck a cautious note as the Bermudian powerhouse unveiled strong third quarter earnings last week.
  • The UK’s Competition Commission has provisionally cleared the acquisition of CBS Private Capital Ltd’s business to rival Hampden Agencies Ltd...
  • Hedge fund king Chris Flowers resigned from his role as a non-executive director at Maurice “Hank” Greenberg US managing agency CV Starr & Co last month, Insider Week can reveal.
  • BP Marsh & Partners plc, the London-based investor in specialist insurance and other financial services related companies, has increased its brokerage investment with the proceeds of its recent AIM listing.