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  • Prettejohn calls for action from FSA on brokers
    Lloyd’s CEO Nick Prettejohn issued a stringent call for the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) to take a more active role in preventing conflicts of interest caused by undisclosed broker commissions.
    07 February 2005
  • Berkshire: New support for Trenwick at Lloyd's
    The future of Trenwick's Lloyd's operations was given a boost by the news that Berkshire Hathaway will increase its support for the 2003 year.
    01 November 2002
  • Munich Re profit built on primary turnaround
    World’s largest reinsurer Munich Re made a solid if unspectacular start to its 125th anniversary year with the announcement of EUR1.8bn 2004 profit, marking the mid-point of its own projected range of EUR1.7bn to EUR1.9bn – lowered after an associated com
    21 March 2005
  • Softening rates force mid-market broker consolidation
    Faced by a softening product market, US retail brokers are increasingly turning to aggressive acquisition strategies to achieve revenue and profit goals, according to the latest report from investment banking firm WFG Capital Advisors.
    01 November 2004
  • US cat rates up 76 percent in 2006
    Confirmation of the steep rise in catastrophe exposed reinsurance came from Guy Carpenter & Co which revealed that rates have increased this year by 76 percent in the US and 129 percent in Mexico.
    11 September 2006
  • SEC drops charges against Cassano
    US regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its federal probe into Joseph Cassano, the former head of American International Group (AIG)'s blighted London-based Financial Products division (AIGFP), it emerged last week.
    21 June 2010
  • Greenberg leaves AIG replaced by Zarb; swipes at leak culture
    American International Group chairman Hank Greenberg will formally part company with the insurance giant this week – only two weeks after agreeing to step down as the company chief executive.
    29 March 2005
  • Allianz set to price $150mn cat bond; Ike may trigger Blue Coast
    Europe's largest insurer, Allianz, has added to the flurry of first quarter cat bonds after combining with Aon Benfield and Goldman Sachs to issue the $150mn US wind and quake bond Blue Fin II.
    30 March 2009
  • Wade raising capital for new reinsurance venture
    Michael Wade is raising capital for a new reinsurance venture that, if successful, would see the veteran Lloyd's figure return once again to the London market. Wade is working in conjunction with UBS - the investment bank which is currently...
    04 May 2006
  • Labor rejection threatens asbestos rescue bid
    Followers of US tort reform developments were teased last week with the prospect of a real breakthrough, as Republican Senator Bill Frist stepped in to rescue stalling asbestos talks, negotiating a new deal between insurers and industrial defendants over
    20 October 2003
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