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  • Westaim Corp has confirmed its deal to acquire a stake in Stephen Way's Houston International Insurance Group (HIIG), as revealed by The Insurance Insider yesterday (11 March).
  • Argo International, Argo Group's Lloyd's and international insurer, has expands its directors and officers (D&O) team with the appointment of new underwriter Tim Finch, the company announced today (12 March).
  • Shares in American International Group (AIG) traded lower this morning in New York after Deutsche Bank equity analyst Josh Shanker downgraded his recommendation on the stock to hold and lowered his price target.
  • Barbican today (12 March) confirmed the appointment of energy big-hitter Chris White, a move revealed by sister title Inside FAC earlier this week.
  • Sergio Balbinot, the president of industry lobby group Insurance Europe, has warned that draft measures aimed at implementing the European Union's Solvency II capital regime will have a negative impact on the continent's insurers, if left uncorrected.
  • Swiss Re has denied a financial blog report that Italy's Agnelli family, the biggest shareholder in carmaker Fiat, is planning to buy a 20 percent stake in the reinsurer via a tender offer worth up to SwF7.4bn ($8.3bn).
  • Canadian investment company Westaim Corp has acquired a majority stake in Stephen Way's Houston International Insurance Group (HIIG) and committed further capital to support its expansion, The Insurance Insider can reveal
  • The European Parliament today (11 March) approved a key part of the European Union's Solvency II capital regime for insurers, keeping the new rules on track to come into force by the revised deadline of January 2016
  • The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today (11 March) proposed tough new rules governing the sale of "add-on" insurance - protection sold alongside other products - after an investigation showed that consumers pay up to £200mn ($332mn) a year too much for the cover.
  • Xchanging plc is set to announce a significant number of redundancies in its London-based claims adjusting operations as the outsourcing firm loses its near-monopoly position as the leading provider of services to the London market, The Insurance Insider can reveal.