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  • Data Room:Valuations
    Valuations for (re)insurers in The Insurance Insider's P&C universe
    28 August 2012
  • Employers Re stands alone on Best downgrade
    Employers Re (ERC), the world’s fourth largest reinsurer, was effectively downgraded from A+ to A (Excellent) last week as AM Best revised ratings following a first time assessment of the firm as a standalone entity, separated from the influence of its ow
    30 June 2003
  • Amlin head of P&C walks
    Duncan Dale, the head of Amlin London's property and casualty unit, has resigned from the (re)insurer, The Insurance Insider can reveal
    13 September 2012
  • Putnam deal reports welcomed by analysts
    Analysts have broadly welcomed reports that Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) has agreed to sell subsidiary Putnam Investments to Power Corp of Canada for $3.9bn.
    02 January 2007
  • Willis warns on environmental losses
    Organisations have never faced a greater threat to their financial health from environmental risks and toxic tort liabilities, the latest market commentary from brokers Willis concludes.
    24 May 2004
  • Aon unveils global restructuring; UK head relocates to Bermuda
    Aon Corp has initiated a significant restructuring of its senior international management designed to enhance its client functions and global placement capabilities.
    23 January 2007
  • Aon PLF: P&I renewal “successful”
    Despite fears of a difficult 2006 renewal for the International Group of P&I clubs with predicted 20 percent plus rises in reinsurance as the programme was hit by hurricanes and shipping accidents, the reality was much more benign, according to broker...
    20 March 2006
  • Stanford faces criminal trial in 2011
    Disgraced financier Allen Stanford must stand trial in January 2011 for 21 criminal charges, after a US judge expedited the case to be heard before summer of that year. But the issue of defence funding is still open.
    13 January 2010
  • Babcock hedges pension liabilities with longevity swap
    UK-based engineering support services firm Babcock International Group plc is pioneering a £500mn longevity swap with Credit Suisse - the first in a series of transactions designed to hedge 45 percent of its £1.7bn defined pension liabilities.
    18 May 2009
  • CMGL to provide claims management for Syndicate 4242
    Run-off services provider CMGL announced on 19 January that it has been appointed to provide claims management services for ICM Syndicate 4242.
    22 January 2007
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