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  • OFT approves Aon Benfield deal
    The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has cleared Aon Corporation's proposed takeover of reinsurance broker Benfield Group, removing one of the final potential obstacles to the deal.
    18 November 2008
  • Obama regime wary of counter-productive tax measures
    While President-elect Obama's democratic administration will move to "re-examine" the relationship between low-tax domiciles and the US, the US is currently in "desperate need of capital for its insurance market"...
    17 November 2008
  • Storm experts declare Ike an 'anomaly'
    Hurricane Ike, which made landfall as a category two hurricane over Galveston Island, Texas on 17 September after smashing Cuba and the Caribbean, confounded modelling agencies by forming much further west...
    17 November 2008
  • Glacier Re takes $71mn hurricane losses; offers bullish outlook
    Swiss-based (re)insurer Glacier Group says it expects gross claims before reinsurance from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike of $6mn and $65mn respectively, based on industry loss estimates of $5bn for Gustav and $16bn for Ike.
    17 November 2008
  • SCOR weathers storm as profits hold up
    French-headquartered reinsurer SCOR booked a relatively strong net profit for the year to 30 September of EUR280mn – down just 6.7 percent on the prior-year period.
    17 November 2008
  • BMS and CJ Coleman set for High Court showdown
    BMS Group is set for a High Court showdown with CJ Coleman this week over the departure of the former managing director of its BMS Harris & Dixon Ltd subsidiary and a team to the rival London market broker earlier this year.
    17 November 2008
  • AIG tackles defection fears with $500mn compensation boost
    American International Group (AIG) has cancelled its deferred compensation programmes as it looks to remove incentives for staff to leave.
    17 November 2008
  • Transatlantic chief: AIG re-finance takes urgency out of asset sales
    Transatlantic Re’s President Robert Orlich welcomed American International Group’s (AIG) revised loan terms with the Federal Reserve as giving the insurance giant “more time to ensure that the right decisions are made...
    17 November 2008
  • Lloyd's syndicate in run-off as suitors wane
    Troubled Australian insurance group IAG has confirmed it is placing its Singapore-based Lloyd's Syndicate 4455 into run-off and will also close its London-based Lloyd's managing agent Diagonal.
    17 November 2008
  • MMC in Kroll double spin-off
    Marsh & McLennan (MMC) has spun off its London-based restructuring and European corporate advisory business in two management buy-outs (MBOs) in a move which will see the majority of Kroll’s team join Zolfo Cooper Europe.
    17 November 2008
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