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  • Global broker Willis has appointed Vic Krauze as chairman and CEO of Willis North America to replace Don Bailey, whose resignation The Insurance Insider revealed yesterday.
  • US specialty insurer WR Berkley's specialist underwriting unit, Berkley Oil & Gas, has signed up a Dallas managing general underwriter, JH Blades & Co/Swett & Crawford (Blades/Swett), to underwrite control of well, general liability and umbrella insurance on its behalf.
  • A year on from fruitless M&A talks with Aspen, the privately owned Bermudian reinsurer Ariel Re is again attracting potential suitors, this time from Japan, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Ambac Assurance Corp, a subsidiary of troubled bond insurer Ambac Financial Group Inc, has said banks may be liable for some of the losses resulting from poorly performing mortgage bonds that it insured.
  • Willis North America chairman and CEO Don Bailey has resigned and will join personal lines giant Allstate, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Barclays hires new MD of insurance; Heath Lambert strengthens projects risks division; Canopius strengthens marine and North American facilities teams; Markel International expands trade credit division; Tawa announces share buyback programme; Russell Group launches underwriting software package.
  • Charles Taylor plc has warned that its full-year 2010 earnings will be at the lower end of expectations as its legacy operations continue to underperform.
  • The Sydow Firm is suing Lloyd's of London and the Society's legal representative Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld over unpaid legal fees relating to its defence of former Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford.
  • The damages that US wholesaler CRC Insurance Services was awarded against a former star broker who allegedly fabricated sales figures has been overturned by a California appeals court.
  • Alea, the run-off reinsurer controlled by New York buy-out firm Fortress, is to de-list from the London Stock Exchange some five years after it was effectively forced to stop underwriting.