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  • Profits up at Omega
    Omega Insurance Holdings Ltd has bucked the recent trend of profit decreases and losses shown by (re)insurers in the first half of the year after reporting a 34 percent increase in post-tax profits.
    09 September 2008
  • Guilty pleas mount as probe deepens
    A further three employees have pleaded guilty to criminal charges in connection with bid-rigging investigations by New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer.
    21 February 2005
  • Alea issues upbeat forecast
    Bermuda based (re)insurer Alea Group has published a mid-year trading statement in which it reaffirms its positive outlook for 2004.
    26 July 2004
  • Lloyd’s aims to double Asian business
    As Lloyd's opens its new office in Tokyo, its chairman Lord Levene has targeted a twofold increase in the amount of business it writes in Asia.
    09 March 2010
  • Arch trebles profits despite shrinking top line
    Arch Capital became the latest Bermudian (re)insurer to reveal a surge in net income in 2009 with more-than-threefold growth to $851.1mn despite a decline in premiums written.
    24 February 2010
  • Problems mount at Pender
    With writs flying and claims accruing, Cable &Wireless' ill-conceived foray into insurance may cost the telecoms firm and the London market dearly... Fears are growing of another multi-million pound insurance scandal, this time involving UK telecoms co
    01 June 2004
  • Benfield shares fall following Fac profits warning
    Benfield Group has warned that trading profits are likely to be £10mn lower in 2006 than previously expected because of the loss of senior members of its facultative team to a rival firm.
    16 October 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
  • US government to sell remaining AIG stock
    The US Treasury is set for a final exit from American International Group (AIG) after announcing this afternoon that it has launched an underwriting public offering for its remaining 234.2 million shares in the insurance giant.
    11 December 2012
  • Wellington announces 2002 result
    Lloyd’s insurer Wellington has announced its results for the 2002 year-of-account, an updated forecast for the 2003 year-of-account as well as an initial forecast for the 2004 year-of-account.
    14 February 2005
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