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  • Glaser: contingents are a ‘red herring’
    Senior Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) executive and former Marsh CEO Dan Glaser has dismissed the furore around contingent commissions as "a little bit of a red herring".
    21 February 2012
  • Bolt urges caution over contingent commissions
    Lloyd's director of performance management Tom Bolt has weighed in on the re-emerging debate over broker remuneration, urging the market's managing agents to be careful to ensure they remain compliant with the UK's new anti-bribery laws
    21 February 2012
  • Former Swiss Re CEO set for role at Axa
    Former Swiss Re CEO Stefan Lippe has been nominated as a non-executive director of Axa less than a month after he relinquished his position at the continental reinsurance giant
    21 February 2012
  • More Costa Concordia survivors join lawsuit
    More than 30 passengers from the ill-fated final cruise of the Costa Concordia have joined a lawsuit that charges the vessel's owners with fraudulent misrepresentation and inducement, taking the total number of plaintiffs to 39.
    20 February 2012
  • Moex pays out $95mn to US over Macondo
    Mitsui Oil & Exploration has announced it will pay $45mn to the US Justice Department and around $25mn in total to Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas for pollution violations, ahead of the Deepwater Horizon trial in two weeks.
    20 February 2012
  • More legacy bidders for live companies ‘logical’ – Noonan
    Live-market (re)insurers currently trading below book value would make a "logical" target for run-off buyers, according to Validus CEO Ed Noonan.
    20 February 2012
  • Tawa mulls legacy spin-off as stock price nears post-crisis lows
    Tawa - the UK listed company controlled by billionaires François Pinault and Lakshmi Mittal - is considering separating its run-off and (re)insurance service businesses in a bid to spark interest in its moribund share price.
    20 February 2012
  • Slimmed Fatca cuts costs for insurers
    The global insurance industry has saved almost $3bn from amendments made to the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca), according to KPMG estimates.
    20 February 2012
  • Cameron cracks down on whiplash
    UK Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to clamp down on excessive whiplash injury claims, which are costing motor insurers up to £2bn a year and driving up premiums on individual policies by £90 on average.
    20 February 2012
  • Bermuda once again in Obama’s cross-hairs
    Revived measures in President Obama's 2013 budget to forbid tax deductions for reinsurance premiums ceded to foreign-based affiliates once again divided industry groups, pleasing heavyweight US insurers such as WR Berkley and Liberty Mutual but sparking opposition from other trade groups.
    20 February 2012
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