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  • Marsh receives China license
    Marsh Inc has been awarded China’s first Wholly-Owned Foreign Enterprise (WOFE) insurance broking license, it announced yesterday (22 January).
    23 January 2007
  • Hannover Re to credit swap reinsurance recoverables in landmark deal
    Hannover Re is set to enter a landmark financial transaction that will lay off credit risk on its reinsurance recoverables to the capital markets, a move first revealed by The Insurance Insider in January last year.
    31 January 2007
  • S&P to launch run-off ratings
    Rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) is launching a new set of ratings for the run-off sector to indicate the expectation of recovering the principal from (re)insurers.
    27 February 2007
  • Worst start for cat losses in 10 years
    An exceptionally heavy first half for earthquakes and storms has generated a record $22bn of insured losses from natural catastrophes, according to figures compiled by Munich Re.
    12 July 2010
  • Chaucer hires international binders team
    Lloyd’s insurer Chaucer announced today (29 November) it had hired a new international binders underwriting team for the property division of its Syndicate 1084, with William Alderton at the helm.
    29 November 2004
  • Cooper Gay secures £30mn debt facility for M&A warchest
    London-headquartered (re)insurance broker Cooper Gay & Co Ltd secured £31.6mn of new funding last week which may help the fast-expanding group finance new acquisitions.
    21 July 2008
  • MMC CFO leaves for Google
    Marsh & McLennan (MMC) CFO and executive vice president Vanessa Wittman has resigned to take up a senior role at Google in late March
    05 March 2012
  • BP reaches $7.8bn settlement agreement
    BP's share price climbed by around 2 percent in early trading this morning (5 March) on news of a $7.8bn settlement with individuals and businesses affected by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon incident
    05 March 2012
  • Berkshire Hathaway’s reputation could be hit by Sokol affair, says S&P
    Berkshire Hathaway's carefully cultivated reputation for ethical behaviour could be dented by David Sokol's departure, warned ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P).
    11 April 2011
  • Munich Re edges closer to buying out Names
    Munich Re's Lloyd's insurer, Beaufort, has edged closer to the 90 percent ownership threshold of Syndicate 318 that allows a mandatory offer for its remaining third-party capital.
    04 October 2010
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