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  • Hiscox expects NZ quake losses of $58mn
    Bermuda-headquartered Lloyd's (re)insurer Hiscox has broken its silence on September's New Zealand earthquake by telling the market that it expects to incur claims of approximately £37mn ($58mn).
    26 January 2011
  • Aon Benfield Fac loses exec duo
    Aon Benfield Fac has parted company with North America executive vice president Andrew Sims, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    25 January 2011
  • Travelers’ profits fall back on higher cat losses
    US insurance giant Travelers has kicked off the full-year earnings season by posting a 30 percent fall in fourth-quarter profits from $1.29bn to $894mn after a heavier loss year.
    25 January 2011
  • Bombed Moscow airport uninsured: sources
    Today's fatal Domodedovo terrorist bombing is unlikely to lead to a significant loss for insurers as Moscow's busiest airport is understood to have not bought insurance.
    25 January 2011
  • Greenberg set to go on trial in May
    Former American International Group (AIG) chief Hank Greenberg is set to go on trial on 2 May in a New York state lawsuit alleging he used bogus transactions to disguise the insurer's financial state.
    24 January 2011
  • News in brief
    Willis Re A&H chief leaves for Axis; Lloyd's enters iPad age; Gallic giant PAI to offload broker CEP; AIG continues to redeem bailout; Cologne calling; Flagstone bags Housley; Willis appoints new Middle East head; JLT opens South African office; FSA freezes staff pay
    24 January 2011
  • NY reinstates antitrust suit against Equitas
    A New York state appeals court has reinstated an antitrust lawsuit brought by Global Reinsurance Corp against Equitas.
    24 January 2011
  • Lloyd’s highlights Solvency II lobbying wins
    Lloyd's general counsel Sean McGovern has praised the success of the Society's Solvency II lobbying efforts so far but warned that much work was still required.
    24 January 2011
  • Aon sued over Washington metro crash
    The public authority that runs the Washington DC metro has sued Aon for negligence following a dispute following a train crash in June 2009 that killed nine people and seriously injured a number of others.
    24 January 2011
  • Towers Watson UK broking arm posts ample profits
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    24 January 2011
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