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  • AmWINS in exclusive takeover talks with THB
    US wholesaler AmWINS is in the advanced stages of takeover negotiations with AIM-listed London market broker Thompson Heath & Bond (THB), The Insurance Insider can reveal
    12 July 2011
  • Bermuda cat fund aims for London IPO
    CatCo, the aspiring catastrophe reinsurance fund, is hoping to raise sufficient capital to list on the London Stock Exchange next month.
    16 November 2010
  • AWAC posts strong Q4 operating results
    Bermudian-based Allied World Assurance Company Holdings (AWAC) reported an operating income of $141.1mn for the fourth quarter of 2008...
    09 February 2009
  • Europe’s insurers pass Greek sovereign stress test
    Fitch Ratings has found that all the European insurers it rates could withstand the shock of Greece defaulting on government debt after it carried out a major "stress-test" exercise.
    23 August 2010
  • Bermuda cat fund aims for London IPO
    CatCo, the aspiring catastrophe reinsurance fund, is hoping to raise sufficient capital to list on the London Stock Exchange next month.
    15 November 2010
  • Airroc honours Lee & Rothseid
    The Association of Insurance & Reinsurance Run-Off Companies (Airroc) has jointly awarded its 2011 Person of the Year to Andrew Rothseid of RunOff Re.Solve and Gary Lee of Morrison & Foerster for their work on the GTE Reinsurance Company closure.
    14 November 2011
  • Light Q2 cats as Hannover Re profits rise
    German reinsurer Hannover Re recorded a relatively light impact from second quarter cat losses as it posted operating profits up 15.8 percent to EUR467.7mn for the half-year, despite a 10.4 percent fall in gross premium volume.
    06 August 2007
  • LMG: slip cases could be history on Lime Street by 2017
    The London Market Group (LMG) has proposed phasing out slip cases by 2017 in a consultation document on the long-term future of Lime Street.
    17 January 2011
  • It’s the claims, stupid
    Last week's revelation that new Lloyd's performance tsar Tom Bolt is keen to pursue a more aggressive approach to how claims are handled in the market will offer a welcome change of tone for admirers of the 300-year-old insurance bourse.
    27 September 2010
  • US Court of Appeals rejects Travelers' asbestos settlements
    The US Court of Appeals has rejected the asbestos settlements reached by US insurer Travelers Cos with policyholders in March 2006.
    25 February 2008
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