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  • The Hartford Financial Services Group has hired former American International Group (AIG) senior executive Stephen Whelan to replenish its recently raided financial products division, along with 18 other new appointments, The Insurance Insider has learned
  • Nick Jones, the former head of Heritage’s worldwide property division and lead underwriter of the (re)insurer's Lloyd's Syndicate 1200, is to rejoin the Lloyd's market as the active underwriter of a new Syndicate 1969, The Insurance Insider has learned
  • Run-off (re)insurer Alea Group has amalgamated its European and Bermudian subsidiaries and redomiciled Alea Europe from Switzerland into Bermuda.
  • Ratings agency Fitch has changed its outlook on Novae Group's UK FSA-authorised insurance subsidiary, Novae Insurance Company Ltd (NICL), from stable to negative.
  • Eighty-one percent of UK insurance executives think that if the UK government fails to improve tax competitiveness there will be a drop in the number of insurance firms based in Britain.
  • The seventh and final executive convicted over a fraudulent $500mn reinsurance deal that misled investors about American International Group (AIG)’s financial health has been sentenced to two years probation and fined $10,000.
  • Lord Peter Levene, chairman of Lloyd's, has lambasted those who question whether the competitiveness of the City should take precedence in the UK, insisting it is "an absolute priority".
  • Warren Buffett passed on the chance to buy a "very large" property and casualty (P&C) operation valued at some $25bn from AIG, just as the biggest waves of the financial crisis were breaking this time last year.
  • Scottish judge Lord Glennie's comments on the fundamental issue of fairness effectively halted the Scottish Lion solvent scheme of arrangement and could block progress on schemes currently in the pipeline, according to industry experts.
  • Global broker Willis has announced that its E&O insurers are to disburse $130mn to settle the last of the lawsuits arising from its involvement in the infamous London Market personal accident (PA) reinsurance spiral of the late 1990s.