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  • QBE launches European reinsurance operation
    QBE European Operations has launched a new reinsurance division in order to bring its Lloyd’s and company business under one roof.
    10 September 2007
  • Chaucer profits up 89.3 percent for first half of 2007
    Specialist Lloyd’s insurance group Chaucer Holdings plc announced continued strong financial performance, with pre-tax profit of £47.9mn, despite softening rates across most lines of business.
    10 September 2007
  • Munich Re threatens terror withdrawal over state pools
    Munich Re has threatened to withdraw cover from markets abandoning state terrorism pools.
    10 September 2007
  • Alea posts $11mn loss for first half of 2007
    Recently-acquired Bermudian run-off insurer Alea Group Holdings posted weak first half results amidst the firm's takeover by New York-based hedge fund Fortress Investment Group (FIN).
    10 September 2007
  • Hampden lists on AIM despite falling short with IPO
    Lloyd's investment vehicle Hampden Underwriting plc (HUP) listed on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) despite failing to raise the planned £15mn.
    10 September 2007
  • Kiln feels rating squeeze
    The continued pressure on rates has dampened Kiln plc’s premium growth with the (re)insurer confirming plans to reduce its participation in the Lloyd’s market.
    10 September 2007
  • Potential $3bn of D&O claims following sub-prime credit implosion
    Fears that the sub-prime debacle will affect the insurance industry are beginning to materialise as many mid and small-cap companies begin to post directors and officers (D&O) and errors and omissions (E&O) claims...
    10 September 2007
  • CNA in $250mn ‘Unicover’ settlement
    The legacy of workers’ compensation carve-out reinsurance – epitomised by the Unicover pool which collapsed in 1999 – re-emerged when CNA Financial Corporation agreed to pay John Hancock $250mn to end a dispute relating to the business.
    10 September 2007
  • Bright future for trading risk despite legacy hurdles
    The nascent insurance-linked securities (ILS) marketplace is on track to become “one of the great and exciting stories of financial innovation in the next five to ten years”, according to Michael Spencer, founder and chief executive of the world’s largest
    10 September 2007
  • Federal cat pool meets opposition in Senate
    A proposal for a national cat risk pool has met with stiff opposition in the US Senate with some lawmakers refusing to subsidise “a lifestyle of beach living”.
    10 September 2007
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