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  • Hub steps in to purchase Near North
    Canadian broker Hub International Ltd has stepped in to purchase Near North National Group weeks after Near North’s management agreed the sale to private equity firm Frontenac.
    28 July 2003
  • Swiss Re dealt S&P downgrade
    Giant European reinsurer Swiss Re was today (28 July) downgraded by rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P), lowering its financial strength and long-term counterparty credit ratings from AA+ to AA. The outlook remains stable.
    28 July 2003
  • Swiss Re provides limited PI cover to Equitable Life auditor Ernst & Young
    Ernst & Young, the big four accountant facing a £2.6bn claim from Equitable Life, has only limited professional indemnity protection from Swiss Re, one of the world’s largest reinsurance companies.
    28 July 2003
  • XL Capital put D&O treaty to tender
    Reinsurance brokers RK Carvill look set to lose a prime $30mn brokerage account after their clients XL Capital put the contract out to tender to three rival firms.
    28 July 2003
  • S&P stands by to upgrade Gerling on imminent fund raising
    The rating agency Standard & Poor’s is primed to raise its BB+ financial strength rating on embattled German insurer Gerling on imminent news that it has raised equity funding of at least EUR75.5mn.
    21 July 2003
  • Insurers defeat CSFB over IPO claims
    CSFB’s professional liability insurers do not need to reimburse the bank over its $100mn settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, a US State Supreme Court ruled last week.
    21 July 2003
  • Safe havens the only way to prevent a future Prestige
    Safe havens for stricken ships – not double hull tankers – are the answer to oil spill pollution problems in the long term, according to a senior marine lawyer.
    21 July 2003
  • Tiner tough on London market
    New FSA chief heralds non-life regime to match capital with risk Incoming chief executive of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) John Tiner focussed on company failures in the London market last week as he announced plans to reform capital adequacy
    21 July 2003
  • United Airlines sues AIG over 9/11 claims
    United Airlines has filed a $25mn complaint in the US District Court in the Southern District of New York against AIG over the insurer’s refusal to pay for business interruption losses after the 9/11 attacks.
    21 July 2003
  • SCB appoints PwC as administrators
    Sphere Drake’s 8 July victory in the UK High Court over exposures to workers’ compensation carve-out reinsurance has forced the Lloyd’s broker Stirling Cooke Brown Insurance Brokers Ltd into administration.
    21 July 2003
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