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  • Broker market shows resistance to QBE multi-year deal
    Beyond the annual bout of rhetorical posturing before and after 1 January, tangible evidence of reinsurer market discipline was on display at the renewals as players in the brokered reinsurance market resisted the temptation to accept multi-year lead terms
    13 January 2011
  • AIG paves way for ‘re-IPO’
    The American International Group (AIG) has set the date for its recapitalisation for tomorrow (14 January), when it plans to repay the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and hand a 92 percent share in the firm to the US Treasury.
    13 January 2011
  • Reinsurance market back in step with clients?
    All market observers reported average pricing down by 5-10 percent at the 1 January 2011 renewals - but another significant change was that reinsurers regained a view that was closer to their clients
    13 January 2011
  • Besso management moves agreed if LDC deal completes
    Lloyd's broker Besso and its private equity bidder LDC have reached agreement on post-deal management arrangements that would see CEO Colin Bird and non-executive chairman Brian Marsh leave the business, The Insurance Insider understands
    13 January 2011
  • Lloyd's holds back claims deterioration in 2009
    The steady deterioration of the underlying claims count at Lloyd's over the past five years abated in 2009, internal market research seen by The Insurance Insider has confirmed.
    13 January 2011
  • Forecasters warn of stormy hurricane season for 2011
    The storm forecasters got it right last year. The Atlantic winds certainly blew - it's just that the five major hurricanes that were whipped into a frenzy last year failed to make landfall.
    13 January 2011
  • European insurers ahead in revenue world league
    The continental powerhouses Axa, Generali and Allianz are the world's three largest insurers ranked by revenue
    13 January 2011
  • Putin steps into Russia-UK clash over Pamplona
    Russian media reports have suggested that Moscow is taking its complaints to the highest diplomatic level over the UK's treatment of a private equity company that had been looking to build a significant stake in Lloyd's insurer Chaucer
    13 January 2011
  • It’s the shareholders, stupid
    Omega takeover talks have again sparked predictions of an active M&A year on Lime Street. But that will only happen if the shareholders insist upon it, says The Insurance Insider
    13 January 2011
  • £300mn Omega offers listing route for ambitious Canopius
    Any deal between Lloyd's insurers Canopius and Omega would be an all-cash affair or a reverse takeover, The Insurance Insider understands
    13 January 2011
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