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  • London’s scheming reaches new heights…
    For all their controversy in other jurisdictions, the London market has continued to demonstrate an appetite and approval for schemes of arrangements as a means of securing finality for run-off business
    04 August 2011
  • Eckert back on risk following Ebix deal
    Insurance entrepreneur Neil Eckert once again has a stake in the electronic trading platform Qatarlyst, bringing him full circle after he supported its launch more than 12 years ago during its initial incarnation as Ri3K
    10 April 2013
  • Solvency II delay beyond 2014 likely as talks fail
    Crucial talks amongst European politicians and civil servants to clear the way for the implementation of the regulatory regime Solvency II appear to have failed, making the scheduled 1 January 2014 start date increasingly unrealistic.
    19 September 2012
  • US resistance to exit solutions thawing?
    In a potentially pivotal decision, Rhode Island regulators recently gave an initial green light to the first accelerated US run-off plan
    10 September 2010
  • Maiden shareholders welcome TRUPS cancellation
    Last week, Bermudian reinsurer Maiden outlined plans to refinance its trust-preferred securities (TRUPS), a source of capital that has dragged on earnings but been a boon to its founding investors. We look at the background and analyse the impact on the reinsurer's book value...
    25 November 2013
  • People moves
    Partner reshuffle after Benchimol departure;
    12 July 2010
  • Monte Carlo digest
    Lloyd's international growth to proceed with caution - Nelson; Rates remain biggest threat to Gulf; Beazley bond; Savage modernisation; Enstar expands; Harris off...
    11 September 2012
  • Opt-out schemes head to London
    The first solvent schemes of arrangement that allow run-off creditors to choose between receiving valuation and payment under the scheme or retaining their cover are heading for the London market in a further demonstration of the emerging flexibility of the tool in response to more complex challenges.
    18 November 2011
  • “Lack of consistency” in insurers’ financial reports
    Investment analysts are concerned about the quality of financial reporting from the insurance sector, which they believe is under-valuing major companies.
    03 December 2009
  • (Re)insurers contemplate major accounting shake-up
    Accounting rules for (re)insurers writing long-tail risks and using one of the two recognised international standards are likely to get more complicated, following proposed changes announced today (2 August).
    02 August 2010
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