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  • RMS announces World Cup terror ART
    Californian firm Risk Management Solutions (RMS) announced that it has undertaken risk analysis for a bond covering football’s global governing body FIFA for cancellation of its 2006 World Cup in Germany.
    13 October 2003
  • Aon: bird flu is ‘greatest threat’ to business
    As Europe braces itself for a potential influenza pandemic, broker Aon warned today (17 October) that businesses remain unprepared for “the greatest threat facing their business today” and called on companies to “take action to protect their performance”.
    17 October 2005
  • Axco upbeat on London Market
    Insurance information service provider Axco has offered an upbeat assessment in its inaugural report on the London Market.
    07 July 2003
  • Fortress Re ordered to pay $1.12bn over fraud
    Sompo Japan Insurance Inc was awarded $1.12bn in damages against Fortress Re, the North Carolina based aviation pool manager, on 18th December by a US arbitration panel.
    29 December 2003
  • ZFS in finite trouble down under
    As the fall out from New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer’s investigations into insurance industry practices continues, Swiss based Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) admitted last week that a number of its international operations had used complex...
    31 May 2005
  • Buffett rails on Corporate America as Berkshire profits boom
    In his much-anticipated annual letter to shareholders, the world’s second richest man Warren Buffett railed against scandal-struck mutual fund companies and corporate greed, as his investment company Berkshire Hathaway unveiled profits that nearly doubled
    08 March 2004
  • Greenberg returns with new private equity arm
    The former MMC chief executive Jeffrey Greenberg has established a private equity investment company Aquiline Investment Group that will back insurance and financial services companies, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    10 October 2005
  • Kinnect: future questioned again as CEO and chairman resign
    Lloyd’s-backed electronic data transfer platform Kinnect unveiled a double whammy last week in the form of the resignation of Toby Davies and Iain Saville as CEO and executive chairman respectively.
    19 September 2005
  • Converium begins search for new chief executive
    Swiss reinsurer Converium has begun the search for a replacement to its chief executive Terry Clarke who stepped in earlier this year following the ousting of Dirk Lohmann in the wake of the company’s much publicised difficulties.
    11 July 2005
  • AIG storms back
    The world’s most valuable insurer AIG has posted fourth quarter profits of $2.71bn, or $1.03 per share, with higher general insurance premiums and revenues contributing to the bottom line.
    16 February 2004
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