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  • With the reinsurance market at a tipping point, there are also growing signs pointing to a price correction in the pivotal US primary market.
  • The London market directors' and officers' (D&O) insurers for fraud-hit Stanford Financial Group (SFG) have so far paid out $15mn in criminal and civil litigation defence costs, court documents reveal.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland's up-for-sale insurance division said operating profits leapt from £258mn to £403mn at the half-year stage although revenues were down slightly on business distributed by brokers and partners.
  • Lloyd's insurers delivered broadly impressive half-year figures, with improved investment performance bolstering strong combined ratios.
  • Steady results from MMC that largely came in on line with analysts' forecasts
  • Companies rarely volunteer to forego a lucrative proportion of their revenue streams but that is exactly what the industry’s international brokers have been doing in the wake of Spitzer’s allegations of price-fixing at Marsh.
  • Impressive turn-around in 2002 but 2000 yr figures deteriorate beyond £2bn mark Last month, The Insider’s analysis of the early 2000 results suggested that 11th quarter forecasts were unlikely to deviate significantly enough to push the loss for the y
  • Bermudian insurer Endurance Specialty Holdings is selling off its London insurance unit after a strategic review, The Insurance Insider revealed last week.
  • American International Group (AIG) completed the sell-off of part of its asset management business to Asian investment firm Pacific Century Group - the fourth deal that it has announced in the last month.
  • UK businesses are facing an "unprecedented threat" from home-grown terrorism, Lloyd's has warned.