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  • Chaucer Holdings plc has continued its track record of launching turnkey Lloyd’s operations with the £135mn private equity-backed Antares Syndicate 1274 – to take on the London market portfolio of WürttUK...
  • It has emerged that Lloyd’s insurers face potential losses from the investment of US trust fund cash in Mainsail II, a structured investment vehicle (SIV) hit by the credit crunch.
  • Despite asset-backed securities remaining persona non-grata in the financial markets after the sub-prime crisis, the emerging insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector should shrug off the current woes...
  • Newly-listed Tawa plc said its first set of results since its initial public offering (IPO) on London's Alternative Investment Market were "on track".
  • EU hints on intervention; Bermuda’s Maiden reinsurer poised for $500mn+ IPO; Court dismisses major US RICO suit; AmWINS withdraws IPO; Ariel Re buys US admitted carrier...
  • Indemnity style triggers have become an established feature of insurance-linked securities (ILS) and the trend is likely to continue, predicted the president of Aon's capital markets division, Paul Schultz.
  • The trading of Industry Loss Warranties (ILW) has gained real momentum in the two years since hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma, but critics say its development has been hampered by the high frictional costs...
  • As the official 2007 Atlantic hurricane season enters its final two months, speculation continues to mount over potential M&A activity, with players in the Bermudian (re)insurance market at its centre.
  • With the majority of Lloyd's insurers set to cut back business for 2008, capacity scarcity was the overriding theme of September's auctions.
  • It was a familiar story from the remainder of Lloyd's insurers publishing interim figures in September.