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  • Balanced market for key 1.7 renewals
    After Florida insurers got an easier-than-expected ride during the 1 June renewal season, thanks to "adequate capacity" from the traditional and non-traditional reinsurance markets, the key 1 July renewal date for US business looks set to be similar.
    29 June 2009
  • Lloyd’s finally says goodbye to Equitas
    Equitas, the legacy albatross that has hung around the neck of Lloyd’s Names ever since its creation in 1996, can now be formally detached after the UK High Court approved the transfer to a new company, Equitas Insurance Ltd, yesterday.
    26 June 2009
  • Talbot confirms Jackson cover; losses expected to be modest
    Losses to the contingency market as a result of the unexpected death of pop legend Michael Jackson are expected to minimal, our sister title Inside FAC understands.
    26 June 2009
  • Goldman Sachs partner rewarded for outstanding contribution to Trading Risk
    Goldman Sachs partner Michael J. Millette was heralded as the Outstanding Contributor of the year at the inaugural Trading Risk awards dinner on the 25 June, held in London.
    26 June 2009
  • Insurers face cancellation payout after death of Michael Jackson
    Yesterday’s (25 June) death of pop legend Michael Jackson could result in a multi-million dollar insurance payout on the cancellation policy for the star’s sold-out global tour.
    26 June 2009
  • AIG readies AIA and Alico for IPOs as bailout debt falls to $40bn
    US-held American International Group (AIG) has revealed that it has obtained permission from the US authorities to position its top two international life insurance franchises for initial public offerings.
    25 June 2009
  • S&P warns on 'bond market bubble'
    The biggest risk to recovery from the global economic slump is the potential for the global bond market to break down, according to Standard & Poor (S&P)’s chief European economist, Jean-Michael Six.
    25 June 2009
  • Pamplona builds Chaucer stake to 16 percent
    Russian-backed private equity firm Pamplona Capital Management has now built a 16.27 percent stake in Lloyd’s insurer Chaucer subject to receiving approval from UK regulator Financial Services Authority (FSA).
    25 June 2009
  • THB: Soft markets holding back progress
    UK-quoted broker Thompson Heath Bond Group plc (THB) has pointed to sluggish insurance markets for a fall in the group’s earnings at the six-month stage.
    25 June 2009
  • Benfield chairman to step down
    John Coldman, the chairman of reinsurance broker Benfield Group - which was acquired by Aon Corp last year in a £935mn deal - will formally step down from the organisation at the end of this month.
    24 June 2009
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