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  • Lockton International is considering restructuring all of its international subsidiaries as limited liability partnerships (LLP), The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Box joins Marsh board; Miller boosts professional risks team with Heath Lambert hire; Colemont's Kath named president of NAPSLO; WR Berkley hires Re Iberia director to head up Spanish branch...
  • The financial position of European (re)insurers measured against the new capital requirements under Solvency II (SII) remains broadly sound, according to the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa).
  • The key European parliament committee responsible for proposing changes to the Omnibus II draft legislation has pushed back a vote on the text until 21 March.
  • German legacy buyer Darag has formed a new subsidiary to house the small live book that it underwrites, allowing the expansive firm to focus solely on run-off acquisitions in future.
  • Accountancy firm KPMG has seen a steady increase in the number of schemes of arrangement it advises - 102 to date - and has now outstripped rival PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), which currently manages 77 schemes, including members of underwriting pools.
  • Scottish Lion appeal fast-tracked in bid for certainty while Minster scheme continues.
  • German legacy buyer Darag is involved in seven sets of run-off sale talks, just weeks after securing its first acquisition in the form of Hamburg-based insurer HVAG, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • US law firm Covington & Burling is marshalling objections to the UK method of closing run-off (re)insurers, with all eyes on Scottish Lion...
  • Accounting rules for (re)insurers writing long-tail risks and using one of the two recognised international standards are likely to get more complicated.