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  • Lloyd’s CEO Richard Ward has warned the London market that the “pace of change” on business processes remains too slow and reiterated his willingness to mandate action if necessary.
  • Paris Re shares have slipped by 6 percent since floating on Friday (13 July) with fund managers commenting the company may have been over-priced as it made its debut on the Paris-based European Stock Exchange Euronext.
  • Insurance giant Allianz SE and its core operating companies have been upgraded from AA- to AA by Standard & Poor’s (S&P) as a result of “major and sustained” improvements in its operating performance.
  • Tawa Group is set to float on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and become the first non-life run-off consolidator to list in London, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Law firm Sidley Austin has confirmed the appointment of Dorothy Cory-Wright to head up its new London-based (re)insurance dispute practice.
  • Listed Lloyd’s (re)insurer Brit Insurance Holdings has hired Ben Maidment as Privacy, Cyber and Technology underwriter for its US PI team, which is headed by Janet Henderson.
  • Reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter & Company LLC has announced several senior European appointments, aimed at enhancing the firm’s enterprise risk management and capital markets capabilities.
  • Integro Ltd CEO Roger Egan has sued former employer Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc (MMC) alleging he was not properly compensated after being axed by the company in the aftermath of the 2004 bid-rigging affair.
  • Broking giant Aon Corp has said it is in discussions with Chubb Corp over the possibility of accepting supplemental compensation from the US insurer.
  • US insurer Farmers Insurance Exchange has acquired the right to issue $500mn of regulatory capital if it suffers a severe US natural catastrophe loss in the next five years in a pioneering transaction first reported by The Insurance Insider last week.