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  • Oil Insurance sues US government
    Bermudian energy mutual Oil Insurance Limited is co-suing the US government over the flooding of a refinery during Hurricane Katrina.
    22 October 2007
  • Hiscox continues expansion in US
    Bermuda-based insurer Hiscox plc has continued to build on its international expansion with the launch of Hiscox Global Markets in New York.
    22 October 2007
  • Liberty Syndicates confirms CEO appointment
    As predicted by The Insurance Insider in July, Liberty Syndicates - one of the largest Lloyd’s (re)insurers - has confirmed the appointment of Nick Metcalf as its new CEO.
    22 October 2007
  • Success of deals boosts US run-off
    The third annual Rendez-Vous of the Association of Insurance and Reinsurance Run-Off Companies' (AIRROC) last week proved a perfect time to look back at how a number of recent transactions have benefited the sector.
    22 October 2007
  • Lehman Bros launches Libero securitisation vehicle
    Lehman Bros has been given the green light by the Financial Services Authority to begin trading at its subsidiary Libero Ventures Ltd - a new unit that aims to improve capital efficiency for (re)insurers by shifting exposures to the capital markets.
    22 October 2007
  • Deadline looms for Guy Carpenter in Blumenthal lawsuit
    Guy Carpenter is likely to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit launched earlier this month by Connecticut attorney general Richard Blumenthal that has accused the broker of violating the state’s anti-trust and unfair trade practices acts...
    22 October 2007
  • Lloyds TSB sued for $130mn over money laundering claims
    Major UK retail bank Lloyds TSB Group plc has been sued in the US for allegedly violating federal anti-money laundering provisions, a case which could be brought as a claim against its Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance policy, placed in the London ma
    22 October 2007
  • SCOR announces senior non-life and life appointments
    French reinsurer SCOR has reaffirmed reporting lines and made a flurry of fresh appointments to its non-life and life segments.
    22 October 2007
  • Standard Life buys stake in Chaucer
    One of the UK's leading fund managers, Standard Life Investments Ltd has acquired 29 million shares in Lloyd's insurer Chaucer Holdings plc, representing 9 percent of the voting rights in the company.
    22 October 2007
  • 'Disappointment' at failure to meet third quarter ECF targets
    The London market has missed its 60 percent third quarter target for usage of electronic claims files (ECF) by 15 percentage points, making the year-end target of 100 percent "more challenging", said the Market Reform Group (MRG) in a statement last week.
    22 October 2007
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