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  • Swiss Re Kielholz appointment gets lukewarm reception
    Swiss Re's move to replace its chairman Peter Forstmoser with his deputy Walter Kielholz has met with a mixed response from analysts and investors, because of the latter's perceived role...
    16 March 2009
  • Spanish market faced with unexpected EUR600mn Klaus bill
    Spain's state-sponsored natural catastrophe and terrorism programme, the Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros (Consorcio), is locked in a serious disagreement with the commercial (re)insurance...
    16 March 2009
  • S&P upgrades SCOR to A
    SCOR SE has regained its Standard & Poor’s (S&P) "A" status, as the agency rewarded the reinsurer's underwriting performance and financial resilience with an upgrade to its counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings.
    16 March 2009
  • HSBC puts UK insurance arm up for sale
    HSBC has put its former Lloyd's insurance business HSBC Insurance (UK) Ltd up for sale, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    16 March 2009
  • Sants issues 'five commandments' of risk
    The chief executive of UK regulator the Financial Services Authorty (FSA), Hector Sants, spelt out a move away from the organisation’s traditional principle-based regulatory approach in a speech last week.
    16 March 2009
  • AIG bonuses cause furore
    A political storm is once again brewing over bonus payouts at stricken insurance giant American International Group (AIG).
    16 March 2009
  • Hannover Re talks tough on mid-year renewals after first ever loss
    Outgoing Hannover Re CEO Wilhelm Zeller said the 11 percent rate increases it saw in its US catastrophe lines at the key 1/1 renewals are "encouraging but frankly not enough...
    16 March 2009
  • Chaucer mulls approaches as bid deadline passes
    Up-for-sale Lloyd's insurer Chaucer Holdings – which last week posted a better-than-expected loss for 2008 – is mulling a number of approaches after the deadline it set for formal bids passed last Thursday (12 March).
    16 March 2009
  • Aspen parts company with FI underwriting head
    Adrian Fox – the underwriter at the centre of a challenging financial institutions (FI) reinsurance programme renewal for Aspen Insurance Holdings – has resigned from the company, The Insurance Insider revealed today.
    16 March 2009
  • Max to trim hedge fund allocation further still
    Max Capital has announced that it intends to further reduce its investment allocation to alternative assets from 14 percent to a 10-12 percent range at the end of 2008.
    16 March 2009
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