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  • Willis in talks over Gras Savoye stake sale
    Willis Group Holdings confirmed last week that it was in discussions over selling a portion of its interest in privately held French broker Gras Savoye & Cie.
    22 June 2009
  • Stanford insurers cheered as criminal charges levied
    Allen Stanford, CEO of fraud-hit banking and investments group Stanford Financial, was accused of running a $7bn scam to defraud investors, as the FBI filed criminal charges against the colourful Texan and several of his associates.
    22 June 2009
  • Kiln's Creasy to join Capita
    UK outsourcing giant Capita is set to appoint Edward Creasy, chairman of Tokio Marine subsidiary Kiln plc, to the board of its insurance services arm as a non-executive director, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    22 June 2009
  • Obama challenges status quo but no federal regulator
    President Barack Obama's far-reaching proposals to overhaul US financial regulation were given a cautious welcome by interest groups anxious to avoid formal federal oversight of the sector.
    22 June 2009
  • Cooper Gay confirms hire of City duo as it lays ground for IPO
    London market (re)insurance broker Cooper Gay (Holdings) Ltd has taken a decisive step towards its ambition of a public listing with the imminent arrival of two City heavyweights that have recently stepped down from Benfield Group.
    22 June 2009
  • Good news for Stanford D&O insurers as Fed files charges
    Allen Stanford, CEO of fraud-hit banking and investments group Stanford Financial, has surrendered to the FBI and faces criminal charges in a sealed indictment, according to reports.
    19 June 2009
  • Obama's call for 'increased national uniformity' attacks the insurance status quo
    Far-reaching proposals for regulation of the US financial system, unveiled yesterday (17 June) by President Barack Obama, have been given a cautious welcome by US insurance trade bodies anxious to avoid formal federal oversight of the sector.
    18 June 2009
  • Willis in talks over Gras Savoye stake sale
    Willis Group Holdings confirmed it is in discussions over selling a portion of its interest in privately held French broker Gras Savoye & Cie.
    18 June 2009
  • Gen Re's Houldsworth spared prison over finite re scandal
    John Houldsworth, a former CEO of a General Reinsurance (Gen Re) subsidiary, was handed down two years' probation but was spared a custodial sentence for his role in a $500mn scheme to mislead investors about AIG's financial health.
    18 June 2009
  • Aon UK CEO to step down; global specialty restructure
    Aon UK CEO Peter Harmer is set to return to Australia at the end of September at the same time as the global broker embarks upon a strategy for co-ordinating worldwide placements, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    18 June 2009
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