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  • New bribery regime set to launch
    UK (re)insurers have just one week left to ensure they have taken adequate steps to comply with the anti-corruption laws due to come into force on 1 July.
    27 June 2011
  • Kamp Re moves closer to default
    Kamp Re 2005, Zurich Financial Services' (ZFS) catastrophe bond, hit by losses from Hurricane Katrina soon after its launch, is due to be tested within the next month, after the bond's administrators finally filed a proof of claim notice on 30 October.
    06 November 2007
  • Ward reaffirms commitment to electronic claims
    Fittingly, on the day Guy Carpenter and Amlin announced the completion of the London market’s first paperless claim (see story 18), Lloyd’s CEO Richard Ward reaffirmed his commitment to seeing all claims transacted electronically by the end of 2007.
    20 November 2006
  • SCA loses $3.1bn Merrill Lynch dispute
    Beleaguered bond insurer Security Capital Assurance (SCA) has lost a legal battle with investment banking giant Merrill Lynch & Co over its obligations of up to $3.1bn on credit default swaps (CDS).
    16 June 2008
  • QBE appoints first global distribution head
    Insurance giant QBE has appointed the CEO of its Australian business, Terry Ibbotson, as its first global head of distribution.
    21 April 2010
  • Brokers go peer-to-peer with G6
    The brokers working to achieve peer-to-peer initiatives with the “gang of six” Lloyd’s underwriters have been revealed as Aon, Benfield, Willis and Marsh. The “gang of six”, or G6, is the breakaway group of powerful insurers which has combined with...
    27 February 2006
  • Record $209mn settlement over US mining deaths
    Alpha Natural Resources (ANR) has agreed to pay $209mn to settle civil and criminal penalties imposed by Federal prosecutors relating to the April 2010 explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine in West Virginia.
    07 December 2011
  • Marsh parts company with President William Malloy
    Marsh Inc has parted company with William (Bill) Malloy, its president and former head of its Europe operations, after making his role redundant, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    03 November 2006
  • Munich Re again talks tough on CBI
    Munich Re says it will limit or exclude contingent business interruption (CBI) cover from reinsurance treaties within 18 months if its clients do not provide full transparency on their supply chain or come up with plans to replace their key suppliers in the event of a disaster.
    28 November 2011
  • Missouri tornadoes could impact Mariah Re cat bond rating: S&P
    Standard & Poor's has warned losses from tornadoes that hit Missouri late last month could impact the rating on Mariah Re, the thunderstorm cat bond issued by American Family Mutual Insurance last autumn.
    10 May 2011
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