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  • Brit UK to ring-fence legacy downside
    Brit Insurance is improving the appeal of its up-for-sale UK business Brit Insurance Ltd (BIL) to potential buyers by looking at adverse development-type cover to protect against under-reserving.
    07 December 2011
  • Nelson Re extended again
    Defunct Swiss reinsurer Glacier Re has further extended the maturity date on its loss-struck Nelson Re Class G notes, as the debate over covered losses from 2008's Hurricane Ike continues
    07 December 2011
  • Brokers key to Lloyd’s future growth: Nelson
    New Lloyd's chairman John Nelson reached out to brokers last month saying they would be at the heart of the market's growth in the future.
    07 December 2011
  • D&F underwriters: Enjoy it while it lasts
    Its been a tough few years for the direct and facultative (D&F) market, as heavy cat and industrial losses have combined with soft primary and treaty rates to make the product less compelling for cedants.
    07 December 2011
  • Busy pipeline points to cat bond growth for 2012
    An estimated 6-10 cat bonds are expected to be pitched to capital markets investors this month as the ILS sector ramps up for what is predicted to be a busy 2012
    07 December 2011
  • Pembroke to launch third-party Lloyd’s syndicate
    Ironshore's Lloyd's managing agency Pembroke is set to continue its expansion in 2012 with the establishment of a £25mn stamp special purpose syndicate (SPS).
    07 December 2011
  • Chaucer may toss turnkey
    Lloyd's (re)insurer Chaucer is mulling whether to continue providing turnkey services to nascent Lloyd's syndicates, according to well-placed sources.
    07 December 2011
  • Reinsurance brokers locked in bitter patent dispute
    Aon Benfield, Guy Carpenter and Holborn are locked in a patent dispute over the proprietary catastrophe modelling software that the reinsurance brokers make available to their clients
    07 December 2011
  • Lloyd’s 2012 cuts welcomed
    Lloyd's Market Association chief executive David Gittings has welcomed the news that Lloyd's will trim its 2012 budget by 8 percent, saying that the measure shows "commendable resolve" from the Corporation.
    07 December 2011
  • Another Spitzer victim sues former employer Marsh
    Former New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer is again haunting US court rooms as another former Marsh executive is accusing the broker of hanging him out to dry as part of the infamous $850mn bid-rigging and contingent commissions settlement
    07 December 2011
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