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  • SCOR establishes Americas Hub in NY
    French reinsurer SCOR has revealed that it will be launching its Americas "hub" in New York to help increase its presence in the market.
    19 June 2008
  • Levene warns against complacency
    In a speech to the London Institute of Insurance last week, Lloyd’s chairman Lord Levene hammered home the importance of business process reform and sound underwriting as he warned that, despite the progress in turning the corporation around, complacency
    08 November 2004
  • S&P upgrades Munich Re to AA-
    Munich Re has regained its targeted AA- rating from Standard & Poor’s (S&P) today (22 December) with the rating agency upgrading the German giant from A+ and assigning a stable outlook.
    22 December 2006
  • Australian P&C gets stable outlook from Moody’s
    Ratings agency Moody’s says that the outlook for Australia's property and casualty insurance industry is stable. “The industry has registered a good underwriting performance in the last few years, largely due to its sound claims experience, driven...
    06 March 2006
  • Aon Benfield estimates $15bn industry loss for US storms
    Aon Benfield has estimated that insured losses for the powerful tornado outbreaks that struck the US in April and May total $15bn
    22 June 2011
  • Australia bushfire losses mount
    Bushfires that ravaged New South Wales earlier this month look set to inflict losses of A$145m ($139mn) on the insurance industry, up from a previous estimate of A$93mn, the Insurance Council of Australia said on Monday (28 October).
    28 October 2013
  • Contractor agrees $75mn Deepwater settlement with BP
    Swiss-based oilfield services company Weatherford international has agreed an insurance-funded $75mn settlement with BP over claims relating to the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
    21 June 2011
  • Capital rolls on despite scepticism
    Despite UK insurance analysts’ collective scepticism over Berkshire Hathaway plans to back a Lloyd’s consolidation vehicle, sources suggest Capital Insurance Holdings remains on target to float on the Alternative Investment Market by the end of the month.
    19 July 2004
  • Townsend defends Xchanging ‘partnership’
    Roger Townsend, executive director of Xchanging Insurance Services (XIS), has dismissed market accusations that it is taking advantage of a monopoly over the market.
    08 November 2007
  • Lloyd’s confirms Ward as new chief executive
    As first revealed by The Insurance Insider on 6 February, Lloyd’s has chosen the former head of the International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) Dr Richard Ward as its next chief executive following the departure of Nick Prettejohn at the end of last year.
    15 March 2006
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