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  • ProSight drops old TSM risks as syndicate is re-founded
    Following the departure of interim active underwriter Phil Hancock in the final quarter of 2012, ProSight Syndicate 1110 has now stopped writing the business that was on the books when the erstwhile TSM syndicate was acquired on 1 January 2012, with the exception of a number of niche energy accounts.
    15 April 2013
  • Berkshire dispute resolution could free Swiss Re capital
    Swiss Re's settlement with Berkshire Hathaway over a disputed life retrocession contract could be a positive for capital management prospects at the Zurich-headquartered reinsurance giant.
    02 April 2013
  • AM Best upgrades ACE
    Ratings agency AM Best has upgraded the financial strength ratings (FSR) on a number of ACE Ltd subsidiaries.
    22 August 2005
  • Chaucer: 2003 gets better, 2004 gets worse
    Lloyd’s listed insurer Chaucer published its latest quarterly syndicate forecasts for the 2003 and 2004 years of account last Friday (25 November) revealing improvement on 2003 alongside a 15 percent increase in its total underwriting interests...
    28 November 2005
  • Munich Re sees proportional demand rising
    Cedants are increasingly seeking proportional reinsurance cover, with further demand expected, according to Torsten Jeworrek, head of reinsurance at Munich Re.
    08 September 2008
  • PXRE requests ratings pull
    Troubled Bermudian PXRE announced yesterday (11 April) that it has requested the withdrawal of its financial strength and issuer credit ratings by the major agencies. The move is part of the reinsurer’s strategic evaluation process that has...
    12 April 2006
  • Lloyd's to start 2008 with over £15bn capacity
    Capacity moderately down as start-ups offset de-emptions
    06 December 2007
  • Lloyd's intervenes in SEC case against Stanford
    The dispute over the division of spoils from insurance cover bought by the collapsed Stanford Financial Group (SFG) has deepened...
    14 September 2009
  • E&Y targeted in Lehman class action
    Financial services firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) has been named as a defendant in an amended class action, as part of the Lehman Brothers securities fraud case brought by five pension funds based in the US and Europe.
    07 May 2010
  • Flood out of Cooper Gay in restructure
    London-based broker Cooper Gay Group has parted company with its executive director of non-marine treaty reinsurance Dermot Flood as part of an organisational restructure.
    07 July 2006
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