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  • Flagstone unveils new recruits for Lloyd’s platform
    Bermudian reinsurer Flagstone has announced four new hires for its Lloyd's platform, following a major reorganisation of its underwriting structure at its Bermuda HQ.
    02 September 2011
  • Court of Appeal restores normality in GoshawK decision
    The UK Court of Appeal sent a sigh of relief among London market insurers earlier this month after over-turning last year’s controversial GoshawK vs Tyser decision which ruled brokers were not obliged to produce documents previously shown to underwriters.
    17 February 2006
  • Haasz resigns from Lloyd’s
    Steven Haasz – a key figure in driving market reform at Lloyd’s – has resigned, just days after the Society was upgraded to A+ by Standard & Poor’s citing “unstoppable momentum behind improving London market business processes”.
    25 April 2007
  • Financial regulator slams UK broker anti-bribery controls
    Broking houses in the UK approach higher-risk business involving third parties "far too informally", according to the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
    04 June 2010
  • HCML expands workforce
    Rehabilitation specialists HCML has said it aims to triple its workforce by the end of 2004 to support increased demand from UK businesses for comprehensive medial and vocational case management services.
    17 May 2004
  • Marketform restructures operations; management reshuffle
    Marketform, the Lloyd's insurer majority owned by the US firm Great American Insurance Group, is undertaking a significant reshuffle of its executive operations to improve its "corporate governance".
    20 November 2009
  • Guilty rollcall mounts
    Spitzer pursues a 'bottom upwards' strategy with bid-rigging investigations Kathryn Winter, a former Marsh managing director, became the 10th member of the US property & casualty industry to plead guilty to a criminal charge in connection with the New
    17 March 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
  • Investment losses hit Ping An profits
    Chinese insurer Ping An Insurance reported a 2 percent drop in its half-year profits with a rise in premium offset by a decline in its investment income as the company warned of possible further credit crunch-related losses.
    18 August 2008
  • AXA confirms Winterthur deal with Credit Suisse
    French giant AXA announced on 14 June that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Credit Suisse Group to buy the Zurich-based company's insurance operation Winterthur for SFr12.3bn, or EUR7.9bn in cash.
    19 June 2006
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