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  • Falcon flies into Miami for Endurance
    Endurance last week announced that Arturo E. Falcon has joined its worldwide reinsurance subsidiary to lead expansion into the Latin American market from a new Endurance reinsurance office in Miami.
    31 August 2010
  • Former S&P exec to launch independent adviser
    A former vice president in Standard & Poor's (S&P) London operation is launching a new company offering ratings analysis services to reinsurance buyers.
    31 August 2010
  • RBSI continues to package for sale
    UK state-controlled bank RBS will close nearly half of the 27 branches in its insurance business as it prepares to offload the division.
    31 August 2010
  • Munich Re expected to appeal $200mn US asbestos decision
    Munich Re's American unit has been ordered to pay more than $200mn to Travelers relating to asbestos coverage by a New York state judge, according to reports.
    31 August 2010
  • AIG D&O insurers reach $90mn settlement
    A further chapter in the book of litigation unleashed by the American International Group (AIG) and its former CEO Hank Greenberg was closed last week with insurers on the directors' & officers' (D&O) programme agreeing a $90mn settlement.
    31 August 2010
  • Willis faces September Stanford showdown
    Willis will shortly discover whether its role as an adviser to the Stanford Financial Group will result in a formal class action.
    31 August 2010
  • Stanford D&O trial begins as Pendergest-Holt settles
    Nearly 18 months after The Insurance Insider first revealed that the directors' and officers' (D&O) cover for Stanford Financial Group (SFG) was placed in the London financial institutions market, the dispute over whether the insurers are liable for the mounting defence costs finally began last week.
    31 August 2010
  • Macro-surveillance uneven at insurance supervisors
    Nearly all insurance regulators monitor the industry-wide health of the sector but the standards of their surveillance range "often substantively" from authority to authority, a survey from the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) shows.
    31 August 2010
  • Marsh warns against ending TRIA
    Discontinuation of the US Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) would have an adverse effect on the long-term availability and affordability of terrorism insurance, according to Marsh.
    31 August 2010
  • Zurich UK hit with record £2.3mn fine
    UK watchdog the Financial Services Authority (FSA) last week levied a record £2.275mn fine on Zurich Insurance's UK branch for failing to keep client data secure.
    31 August 2010
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