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  • Hannover Re defies cat losses to secure S&P boost
    Standard & Poor's (S&P) has offered a vote of confidence to Hannover Re CEO Ulrich Wallin as he moves towards the end of his first year in the job by removing the company from negative watch.
    21 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.
    21 May 2010
  • WR Berkley to build Lloyd’s marine book with Talbot hire
    WR Berkley has taken further steps to build its Lloyd's platform by appointing Louise Nevill to set up the marine division of Syndicate 1967, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    21 May 2010
  • Billions wiped off (re)insurers’ share prices
    New York-listed insurers' share prices took a hammering yesterday (20 May), as fears about contagion in the Eurozone grew and investors took fright at the prospect of the Senate approving a sweeping financial reform bill.
    21 May 2010
  • Coface turns the corner as recession claims drop off
    Trade credit specialist Coface looks to have recovered in the first quarter, as its insurance segment produced a net profit for the first time since the onset of the global recession.
    20 May 2010
  • FSA reprieved by UK coalition
    The Conservative Party has abandoned immediate plans to abolish the UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) as a concession to its coalition partners the Liberal Democrats.
    20 May 2010
  • Osborne rekindles hope on London 100 tax proposals
    The new UK Chancellor George Osborne last night hinted that the coalition government would not dampen the Conservatives' commitment to scrutinise a tax policy paper prepared by The Insurance Insider's London 100 group.
    20 May 2010
  • Insurers spared EUR500mn Paris heist loss
    The fine art insurance market has been spared a potential EUR500mn mega-loss after the audacious theft of five masterpieces from the Museum of Modern Art in Paris last night (19 May), The Insurance Insider understands.
    20 May 2010
  • Short selling on Munich Re and Hannover Re banned
    As concern about contagion from the financial crises in the Eurozone grows, the German financial regulator has banned naked short selling of stocks in key financial services companies including Munich Re and Hannover Re.
    20 May 2010
  • EU slams ‘anti-competitive’ US reinsurance tax
    The European Union has expressed strong opposition to "anti-competitive" US tax proposals, which it says could result in the withdrawal of non-US operators from the US reinsurance market.
    20 May 2010
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