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  • Legacy briefs
    Tawa back in black; draws out $35mn; Minster scheme towers ahead; Camomile closure plans blossom.
    31 March 2010
  • Kemper future under scrutiny
    Illinois-headquartered Kemper Insurance Co has seen the surplus in its primary run-off unit, Lumbermens Mutual Casualty, plummet over the last year, fuelling speculation over the prospect of it entering liquidation.
    31 March 2010
  • CTC fights back
    Charles Taylor Consulting (CTC) has battled its way through a tough 2009 to post net profits of £11.9mn, up from £8.6mn a year earlier.
    31 March 2010
  • Policyholders fail in late Scottish Lion appeal bid
    Covington & Burling (C&B), the US law firm that specialises in representing policyholders in proposed schemes of arrangement, has had its motion to launch a counter-appeal of the controversial Scottish Lion scheme dismissed.
    31 March 2010
  • Quinn forced into administration
    Ireland's second largest insurer, Quinn Insurance, has been forced into provisional administration by the UK High Court and ordered to cease writing new business in the UK, but Irish policyholders can continue to renew policies.
    31 March 2010
  • London relaxed as EU blocks exemptions
    As expected, the European Union declined to renew some of the regulations that exempt Europe's insurers from complying with its anti-trust rules.
    31 March 2010
  • FSA warns on reserves
    The FSA last month called on the insurance industry to go back to basics and focus on turning an underwriting profit.
    31 March 2010
  • London 100 tax proposals praised
    If so inclined, the UK could improve its attractiveness as a potential insurance domicile without having to resort to eye-catching cuts in the headline rate of corporation tax.
    31 March 2010
  • FSA wields ‘warning notice’ over Chaucer
    The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) has made use of a little-known statutory mechanism to stall Pamplona Capital's plans to build a significant stake in Lloyd's insurer Chaucer.
    31 March 2010
  • Insurers ‘should’ pay more for capital markets cover
    The higher prices charged for capital markets' capacity are justified in the current climate, according to Chubb chief risk officer (CRO) Joel Aronchick.
    31 March 2010
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