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  • Camomile wins creditors’ go-ahead
    The proposed solvent scheme of arrangement for the Camomile Pool companies has won unanimous approval from its creditors at a series of meetings this morning (10 June), The Insurance Insider understands.
    10 June 2010
  • Hampden appoints former Cazenove MD as non-exec
    Members' agent Hampden has appointed Hugh Garmoyle, a former managing director at JP Morgan Cazenove, as a non-executive director.
    10 June 2010
  • BP Marsh pumps £1.4mn into Lloyd’s broker
    Niche private equity investor BP Marsh has gone into partnership with Randall Goss-led wholesaler US Risk Insurance by taking a significant stake in the latter's Lloyd's broking house, NCG Professional Risks.
    10 June 2010
  • Brit silent on bid approach
    Brit Insurance has not responded to a request for comment on suggestions that it recently received a takeover approach.
    10 June 2010
  • Liberty Mutual names Long as president
    US insurer Liberty Mutual has named one of its most experienced senior executives, David Long, as group president from 1 July.
    10 June 2010
  • Validus $300mn buyback steps up capital return spree
    Bermudian (re)insurer Validus Holdings has announced plans to buy back 12mn of its common shares for $300mn, after conducting a modified Dutch auction tender offer.
    10 June 2010
  • Cooper Gay seeks critical mass amid wholesale challenges
    Cooper Gay's imminent tie-up with US wholesaler Swett & Crawford comes as London's independent brokers are increasingly squeezed by the rising cost of doing business and dwindling opportunities in a soft market dominated by the big three global players.
    09 June 2010
  • State Farm pulls out of US flood programme as renewal stalls
    State Farm, one of the biggest participants in the US National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), has said it is to stop writing policies under the federal plan, which has become caught in the legislative cogs of Capitol Hill.
    09 June 2010
  • P&C legacy market looks to Germany for growth
    Run-off books continue to be bought at a premium to net asset values (NAV), as uncertainty over legacy deals' profitability and the huge untapped German and Swiss markets sparked a lively debate at yesterday's (8 June) The Insurance Insider annual legacy roundtable.
    09 June 2010
  • Marsh goes nuclear
    Marsh has formed an international practice for all nuclear clients based outside North America, in an attempt to capitalise on the renewed global appetite for nuclear energy.
    08 June 2010
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