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  • Swiss Re’s shares were trading up 2.5 percent today (25 September) at SFr64.10 after the Zurich-headquartered reinsurer revealed lower-than-feared write-downs from its exposures to structured credit default swaps (CDS).
  • Lloyd’s has announced an interim profit before tax of £949mn for the six month period ending 30 June 2008, a fall of 47 percent against 2007’s record figure of £1.8bn.
  • Shares in AIG gave up the week’s gains as investors digested the news that the US government is to take up its proposed 79.9 percent dilutive stake in the insurance giant, dashing speculation that an alternative deal may have salvaged greater shareholder
  • American International Group Inc (AIG) has signed an agreement to take the two-year, $85bn loan facility with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which includes the issue of convertible preferred stock that effectively hands the state 79.9 percent contr
  • Just days after Goldman Sachs announced it was to change its regulated status, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway confirmed it will invest $5bn in the iconic investment bank.
  • Shares in American International Group Inc (AIG) traded sharply upwards today as the market reacted favourably to a candid television interview given by its new CEO Edward Liddy late Monday evening.
  • Swiss Re expects to take a $300mn hit after reinsurance for hurricanes Gustav and Ike, the two storms that made US landfall earlier this month.
  • American International Group (AIG) expects to have a “for sale” list of assets drawn up by the end of next week, and may have executed transactions in that time frame, according to new chairman and CEO Edward Liddy.
  • Both sides in the US taxation debate have been quick to respond to proposed legislation aimed at levelling the playing field between foreign-owned and domestic carriers writing business in the world’s biggest insurance market.
  • Shares in American International Group Inc (AIG) traded sharply upwards today as the market reacted favourably to a candid television interview given by its new CEO Edward Liddy late Monday evening.