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  • Credit crunch drives interest in default insurance
    As the wide spread of the global credit crisis becomes clearer, more insurers are investigating protection against reinsurer default, according to reinsurance broker RK Carvill.
    03 December 2007
  • Insurers vow to fight Scottish asbestos compensation ruling
    A group of leading UK insurers have vowed to continue their fight to overturn a Scottish law that grants sufferers of pleural plaques the right to claim compensation, after a Scottish court upheld the law in a ruling last week (12 April).
    18 April 2011
  • Kroes asks industry to justify co-insurance practices
    The European Commission's (EC) long-awaited final report into business insurance has told the industry to justify or reform its co-insurance practices.
    25 September 2007
  • Cameron ‘sympathetic’ to referral fee ban
    UK Prime Minister David Cameron has said he is "very sympathetic" to the idea of banning referral fees and hopes to make progress on the issue.
    18 July 2011
  • Aon gains court order to plug US construction leak
    Aon has obtained a temporary court order in Illinois to restrain its former construction services CEO Peter Arkley and other senior executives from seeking to poach clients or former colleagues, The Insurance Insider understands
    22 June 2011
  • Mixed quarter for Bermudians as reserve releases cushion soft market fall
    In contrast to its troubled rival, ACE Ltd - which was set up with XL on Bermuda in the mid-'80s - reported record full year 2007 net income of $2.58bn, up 12 percent on the prior year...
    11 February 2008
  • First Lloyd's Part VII transfer sactioned
    The High Court has sanctioned the first transfer of business out of a Lloyd's syndicate since the formation of Equitas ten years ago, opening the prospect of a new method to obtain finality for non-trading syndicates.
    12 June 2006
  • RSA continues legacy disposal with Codan portfolio sale
    Royal & Sun Alliance (RSA) has continued the disposal of its legacy business with the sale of two run-off portfolios in its Scandinavian subsidiary Codan to Wasa Run-Off.
    14 April 2008
  • Fosh says Novae has reinvented itself since 2002 nadir
    Novae Group is no longer the long-tail, liability-oriented business of the past and from 2011 will finally succeed in shaking its "long-term return on equity problem", CEO Matthew Fosh believes.
    16 March 2010
  • Lloyd's scores with community programme
    At a time when the UK's public contempt for bankers and the City of London reaches near visceral proportions, companies in the Square Mile are under ever-greater pressure to be aware of their social responsibilities.
    09 February 2009
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