• X
  • LinkedIn
  • Email
  • Show more sharing options
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Email
  • Free trial
  • Log in

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 68,919 results that match your search.68,919 results
  • Concerns rise over AIG’s $725mn Ohio settlement
    Doubts were cast last month over American International Group (AIG)'s ability to fund the bulk of its recent $725mn Ohio pension funds settlement by selling new common shares.
    04 August 2010
  • Bermuda and Switzerland in pole position
    Bermuda and Switzerland - favoured domiciles for many international (re)insurers - are first on European regulators' list for consideration to grant Solvency II equivalence to non-EU countries.
    04 August 2010
  • Dodd-Frank Act will ‘rewrite landscape’
    The US Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act signed into law by President Obama on 21 July will "rewrite the landscape of the financial markets", according to the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI).
    04 August 2010
  • The Stag challenged
    The SEC wrote to Glenn Lammey, CFO of The Hartford's life insurer, demanding to know why the firm's worst holdings had not been marked down.
    04 August 2010
  • Credit crisis disputes dry up
    The flood of credit crisis-related litigation is turning into a trickle, with further evidence that class action lawsuits are declining, providing further good news for US errors and omissions (E&O) insurers.
    04 August 2010
  • Europe reluctant to bow to Neal Bill
    In what is turning into a European summer of discontent over the controversial Neal Bill legislation in the US, the European Commission (EC) and European insurance and reinsurance federation (the CEA) joined the German ambassador in voicing their objections to the proposed tax measures.
    04 August 2010
  • (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.
    04 August 2010
  • Blood in the water: QIS 5 and ‘equivalency’
    So what does QIS5 really mean for the industry? The Insurance Insider explains all in layman's terms
    04 August 2010
  • Broking briefs
    Contingents reignite; Aon in $4.9bn swoop; Willis London reshuffle
    04 August 2010
  • Trading Risk briefs
    Cat bonds in second half of 2010 to equal first; Miller builds cat team; S&P gives and takes
    04 August 2010
Previous
1
...
5605
5606
5607
5608
5609
...
6892
Next