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  • Ratings woe for Converium
    Ratings agencies wasted little time in responding to last Tuesday’s (31 August) announcement by Converium of further reserving deficiencies following an independent actuarial review, casting a further shadow over the troubled reinsurer as it heads into th
    06 September 2004
  • OAMPS' bitter past
    OAMPS is Australia’s first accredited Lloyd’s broker - but its recent successes hide a bitter boardroom battle that ended with the disqualification of its former Chairman. One of the largest shareholders of Lloyd's only accredited Australian broking ho
    01 July 2002
  • Trenwick International
    Michael Watson, the former Chief Executive of Unicover afflicted Odyssey Re, is to replace Pierre Croizat as the new Chief Executive of Trenwick International, the London arm of Bermuda-based insurer Trenwick Group Ltd. Watson is joined by James Giordano,
    01 May 2001
  • Converium’s CFO steps down
    There were more developments at besieged Swiss reinsurer Converium last week with the news that Group CFO Martin A Kauer had handed in his resignation and would be leaving the company early 2005.
    08 November 2004
  • Inside News - NOC, NOC - Who's There?
    The lack of standardisation, or perhaps the very individualism that Lloyd's is famous for, in the market anyway, has been highlighted by the recent acrimony caused by D J Newman's Syndicate 1218 when they issued Notices of Cancellation on every North Amer
    01 December 2000
  • St Paul Travelers ACandS award upheld
    St Paul Travelers was on the receiving end of a favourable court decision last Monday (7 September) as a Pennsylvania district court upheld a previous arbitration award granted to the US insurer, and effectively dismissed a lawsuit brought by bankrupt ins
    28 September 2004
  • AIG 1Qs show underlying strength
    In what was a relatively uneventful month, world's largest insurer AIG continued to play catch-up with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), delivering its first quarter 2005 results on 27 June.
    21 July 2005
  • FSA sets out regulatory framework
    Lloyd's may lose some its current monitoring and compliance duties, under new tighter supervision from the FSA.
    01 October 2002
  • Enron Mahonia fraud allegations dismissed
    A New York Court has struck a body blow against JP Morgan Chase Bank after dismissing the fraud allegations that the bank levelled against 11 insurers who underwrote almost $2bn of surety bonds securing Enron contracts.
    01 September 2002
  • JLT aims to mend investor relations with analyst appointment
    UK broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group (JLT) plc is attempting to build bridges with the investment community by appointing former CAI Cheuvreux analyst Barrie Cornes as head of its investor relations team, Insider Week can reveal.
    27 June 2005
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