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  • Insurers spared Paris heist loss
    The fine art insurance market has been spared a potential EUR100mn mega-loss after the audacious theft of five masterpieces from the Museum of Modern Art in Paris on 19 May.
    24 May 2010
  • Short selling ban on German (re)insurers
    The German financial regulator has banned naked short selling of stocks in key financial services companies including Munich Re and Hannover Re, as concerns rise over the stability of the Eurozone.
    24 May 2010
  • EU slams ‘anti-competitive’ US tax
    The European Union has expressed strong opposition to "anti-competitive" Washington tax proposals, which it says could result in non-domestic operators withdrawing from the US reinsurance market.
    24 May 2010
  • Hampden vehicle swings to profit in 2009; sees no sign of naive capacity
    Hampden Underwriting swung to a pre-tax profit of £985,000 in 2009 from a loss of £85,000 a year earlier, as it shrugged off start-up costs and began to enjoy positive cash flow from its acquisition of 2006 and 2007 year underwriting capacity.
    24 May 2010
  • Chaucer talks up rates
    Lloyd's insurer Chaucer has forecast a "significant increase" in offshore energy rates and flagged up hardening conditions in aviation and catastrophe-exposed property markets.
    24 May 2010
  • Compre strikes Alea outsourcing deal
    UK-based legacy player Compre Holdings has set up a service company in Switzerland after agreeing to manage Alea's remaining European run-off.
    24 May 2010
  • Omega bolsters agency board as shareholders await review
    Bermuda-domiciled (re)insurer Omega Insurance Holdings has continued to recruit new directors by appointing three non-executives to its Lloyd's agency arm.
    24 May 2010
  • Lloyd’s gains China direct licence
    The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) has granted Lloyd's China a licence to write direct insurance, in addition to its existing reinsurance licence.
    24 May 2010
  • AIG CDS bosses to escape criminal charges
    No criminal charges will be filed against the senior executives that ran AIG Financial Products (AIG FP) into the ground and racked up tens of billions of losses, it has emerged.
    24 May 2010
  • Storm Alex may arrive ahead of time
    There is a 30 percent chance that a weather system currently over the Atlantic will become the first named storm of the season in the next 48 hours, according to forecasters from the US National Hurricane Center.
    24 May 2010
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