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  • Aon eSolutions sues rival after staff defections
    Aon eSolutions is suing rival producer of risk management software Riskonnect after three of its employees defected, allegedly taking confidential information with them.
    09 August 2011
  • Cat losses drag The Hanover to Q2 loss
    US insurer The Hanover slumped to a net loss of $31.8mn in the second quarter as higher cat losses and costs relating to the acquisition of Lloyd's insurer Chaucer weighed on results.
    09 August 2011
  • Battered London police in line for riot costs
    London's Metropolitan Police Authority is facing a heavy uninsured bill for property damage after its officers have been at the front line of riots across the city over the past few days.
    09 August 2011
  • FA is uninsured for Holland cancellation
    The Football Association (FA) will not be able to reclaim any losses from the cancellation of England's friendly against Holland as it does not purchase the relevant contingency cover, The Insurance Insider understands
    09 August 2011
  • Flagstone reorganises top underwriting roles
    Class of 2005 reinsurer Flagstone Re has unveiled a re-organisation of its top underwriting roles
    09 August 2011
  • Earnings up 46% at Markel on non-insurance contributions
    Underwriting losses at Markel were more than offset by increased earnings from its non-insurance businesses and a reduced tax bill, allowing it to increase Q2 net income by 46 percent to $30.3mn.
    09 August 2011
  • Lukewarm Transatlantic offers talks with National Indemnity
    Transatlantic Re has responded coolly to the all-cash offer from the Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary National Indemnity Company (NIC), but has offered to enter into talks with the firm.
    09 August 2011
  • Top-rated US (re)insurers hit by sovereign downgrade
    Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway was one of 10 US-based insurance companies to have its credit rating reviewed by Standard & Poor's (S&P) in line with the agency's downgrade of the US sovereign credit rating.
    08 August 2011
  • UK government criticised for Solvency II complacency
    The UK government has been complacent about the effects that Solvency II will have on the insurance industry and UK economy, according to shadow Treasury financial secretary Chris Leslie.
    08 August 2011
  • Time running out for NFIP reform
    America's AAA rating has not been the only casualty of the political brinksmanship on Capitol Hill, as prolonged and rancorous haggling over raising the nation's debt ceiling meant the US Senate adjourned without agreeing a bill to reform the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
    08 August 2011
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