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  • Levene to take exec role at new UK bank venture
    The chairman of Lloyd's, Lord Levene, is to take a senior executive role at an ambitious new UK banking venture that will target Northern Rock and other government-controlled financial assets
    09 July 2010
  • Camomile scheme wins sanction
    The proposed solvent schemes of arrangement for the Camomile Pool companies have been granted sanction by the UK Hugh Court, The Insurance Insider can reveal
    09 July 2010
  • PwC appoints 30-year veteran to head insurance op
    Big four accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has appointed David Law to head up its offerings to insurers across the globe.
    09 July 2010
  • FSA bans rogue coverholders for defrauding Markel and QBE
    The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned three insurance executives who defrauded Markel International Insurance and QBE (Europe) in 2005 while acting as coverholders for surety bond business.
    08 July 2010
  • Buffy: Driven to distraction
    Buffy laments the recent madness of UK motor
    08 July 2010
  • Trading Risk briefs
    Shore Re raises $100mn but class B notes flunk; Manning leaves Deutsche Bank; Avalon Re C notes incur $13mn loss 
    08 July 2010
  • Legal briefs
    Stanford to stand solo in criminal trial; Liquidator Vantis calls in the administrators
    08 July 2010
  • Broker briefs
    TigerRisk pips Aon; Two Marsh bid-rigging convictions quashed; Aon wins and loses; Price Forbes hires; Marsh backs Goss
    08 July 2010
  • CEA repeats ‘insurers are not banks’ mantra
    Europe's (re)insurers have called on policymakers to recognise that the industry differs significantly from banking as tougher regulations are drawn up for the financial services sector.
    08 July 2010
  • SEC drops charges against Cassano
    The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its federal probe into Joseph Cassano, the former head of American International Group (AIG)'s blighted London-based Financial Products division (AIGFP).
    08 July 2010
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