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  • The aviation war market is no longer on risk at Tripoli Airport after Catlin moved to exclude Libya from the policy of Libyan African Holding Company, The Insurance Insider has learned.
  • Lloyd's insurer Atrium and the other war underwriters for Malaysia Airlines have decided not to exercise their right to immediately raise the premiums for its insurance coverage, The Insurance Insider has learned.
  • Hiscox Ltd will continue to scale back its reinsurance top line as long as competitive market conditions persist, group CEO Bronek Masojada told The Insurance Insider.
  • Marsh and McLennan (MMC) UK employees enrolled in the firm's defined benefits pension fund will be transferred into a new defined contribution arrangement at the end of this week (1 August) following a long consultation period.
  • RFIB appoints;  FX hits Hiscox; Swails resigns; Growth stalls; Lloyd's affirmed; Weather blue; Chubb's miss; Higher profits; Mapfre solid H1; Gallagher unveils
  • Willis has won three significant directors' and officers' (D&O) accounts from rival broker Marsh over the past 18 months, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Sportscover's loss-making Lloyd's operation is set to be auctioned off by the Nash family after its proposed sale to Flagstone founder Mark Byrne collapsed, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Sometimes we industry insiders place too much of a burden on our shareholders.
  • Endurance will not take a final call on whether to continue its hostile attempt to acquire Aspen until later this week, but most market observers expect CEO John Charman to reluctantly back down.
  • The London Market Group (LMG) today (28 July) unveiled a new initiative to allow brokers to access the Lloyd's market more easily by ensuring that the Acord standardised messages used outside the market will now be acceptable in London.