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  • Analysts warn on JLT staff costs
    Two months after Jardine Lloyd Thompson's (JLT) proposed takeover of rival Heath Lambert fell through, analysts have turned their attention to the quoted UK broker's prospects as an independent entity.
    04 September 2006
  • Two Marsh bid-rigging convictions quashed
    Two former Marsh executives found guilty of bid-rigging charges in a high-profile case brought by former attorney general Eliot Spitzer have had the convictions thrown out by a New York judge.
    06 July 2010
  • RenaissanceRe under ratings watch
    Troubles mount as company receives Wells Notice AM Best has placed Bermudian reinsurer RenaissanceRe and its subsidiaries under review with negative implications for financial strength and debt ratings.
    10 October 2005
  • First German reinsurance run-off transfers to UK following EU directive
    In the first transaction of its kind following Germany’s implementation of the EU Reinsurance Directive, Deutsche Rückversicherung AG (Deutsche Rück) has transferred all of its run-off business to its UK-based subsidiary.
    08 November 2007
  • Arch confirms Lloyd's syndicate launch
    Bermuda-based (re)insurer Arch Capital Group has received approval in principle from the Lloyd;s Franchise Board and UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to establish a new managing agent and syndicate at Lloyd’s.
    21 January 2009
  • GAUM leads $65mn FedEx Tokyo aviation loss
    London-based aviation MGA, Global Aerospace Underwriting Managers (GAUM) is the lead insurer and Aon the broker for the Federal Express (FedEX) cargo plane that crashed at Tokyo’s Narita airport on Monday (23 March)
    23 March 2009
  • Aon withdraws from Iran
    Broking giant Aon has said it intends to withdraw from business in Iran after concerns were raised by one of its major investors, New York City Pension Funds. The New York Comptroller William Thompson had questioned the broker’s...
    30 January 2006
  • Aon moves to electronic trading in London
    Aon UK announced today (22 June) that it will soon have the ability to trade electronically across all its London market lines of business.
    22 June 2006
  • S&P downgrades MMC; Marsh blamed
    Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has lowered its counterparty credit ratings on global financial services firm Marsh & McLennan Cos (MMC) to BBB- from BBB, with a stable outlook.
    10 December 2007
  • Central Fund payouts top $1bn
    Insolvent corporate capital providers cost market dear The Lloyd's Central Fund has now paid more than $1bn on behalf of insolvent corporate capital providers who have left the market with outstanding liabilities. Last month the Society revealed tha
    01 June 2004
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