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  • XL set for $830mn Winterthur arbitration loss
    Bermudian (re)insurer XL Capital revealed late last night (23 November) that it is set to lose out in a dispute with Credit Suisse over its acquisition of certain Winterthur International insurance operations that could hit fourth quarter results to the t
    24 November 2005
  • Levene warns against regulatory apathy
    Lord Levene used his ‘Chairman’s View’ lecture to the Insurance Institute of London speech at Lloyd’s today to warn the industry against apathy in the face of the looming contract certainty d-day. Levene said: “Contract Certainty is a good thing, we...
    24 November 2005
  • WFG Capital: ‘escalating decline in organic revenue’ hits brokers
    The broking industry continues to report an “escalating decline in organic revenue”, according to the latest research from investment bank WFG Capital Advisors LP.
    25 April 2005
  • SCOR management upheaval continues
    French reinsurer SCOR’s “back on track” recovery plan was shunted backwards last week with the early retirement of group deputy chief operating officer Pierre-Denis Champvillard.
    30 June 2003
  • PXRE paves way for $150mn offering
    Bermudian (re)insurer PXRE announced last Wednesday that it has filed a shelf registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, paving the way for its planned offering of up to $150mn of securities.
    02 June 2003
  • Time runs out as The Underwriter goes into run-off after just four years
    Troubled UK liability insurer The Underwriter has announced that it has gone into "solvent run-off" and, as of last Friday (11 July), will no longer write new business. The decision comes as a result of an FSA review into the company's parlous capital sit
    01 July 2003
  • More satellite losses bring further woe to sector
    Another loss struck year for the troubled space insurance sector was rounded off in farcical fashion with the revelation that a Loral-built SPAINSAT satellite was “dropped” during testing, leading to a potential $95mn claim on the London cargo market.
    01 January 2004
  • Lloyd’s consolidation continues
    Average syndicate grows to record size as Lloyd’s insurers get bigger. The trend for ever-larger trading units at Lloyd’s has continued with the average syndicate capacity size now £227mn, up from the previous record of £203mn last year. According
    01 January 2004
  • Hardy boosted by low losses and Atrium
    Helicopter specialist Hardy Underwriting today (29 September) announced a strong set of half-year results including a “remarkable” combined ratio performance of 79.8 percent, compared to 91.2 percent at the same time last year.
    29 September 2003
  • CEO compensation: a system out of control - By Ralph S. Saul
    As long as average CEOs are paid as if they were superior CEOs, the issue of executive overcompensation won't go away. Where CEO pay is out of alignment with long-term corporate results, shareholders will not remain complacent. How, during the past two de
    01 October 2003
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