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  • Chubb settles for $15mn and ends contingent commission payments
    US insurer Chubb Corp became the latest company to settle with US regulators, on 28 December, and pledged to end the paying of contingent commissions to brokers at the end of 2006.
    02 January 2007
  • Greenberg committed to Lehman Bros investment
    The investment vehicle of former American International Group Inc (AIG) CEO and chairman Maurice "Hank" Greenberg will continue with its planned purchase of a stake in Lehman Bros despite expected senior management changes and the posting of...
    16 June 2008
  • Airbus and Air France criticised by disaster report
    The final report on the Rio-Paris Airbus A330 crash that cost insurers $500mn in 2009 has advocated improved pilot training and cockpit design among its 25 recommendations for preventing a repeat of the disaster.
    09 July 2012
  • Talbot enters new lines on increased 2007 capacity
    Talbot Underwriting Ltd is to enter two new classes of business as it becomes the latest Lloyd’s insurer to announce an increase in capacity for the 2007 year, with its Syndicate 1183 up 6 percent to £325mn.
    18 December 2006
  • BRIT replaces PRI departures with new recruits
    The UK’s second largest general insurer Brit Insurance Holdings Plc has bolstered its casualty arm by appointing four new underwriters, including former Limit director Peter Battle.
    11 November 2003
  • Scottish Lion receives objections; July hearing
    The proposed Scottish Lion scheme of arrangement returns to court next month, in a hearing that will determine what impact a dissenting minority of policyholders may have on the initiative.
    29 June 2009
  • Endurance continues commitment with permanent UK headquarters
    Post-9/11 start-up Endurance officially opened the new offices of its FSA licensed London subsidiary on Friday morning (12 September).
    15 September 2003
  • Allstate has no need for TARP
    In contrast to its ailing rival The Hartford Financial Services Group, Allstate Corp says it won't participate in the US government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
    22 May 2009
  • UK bribery Act delayed to allow firms longer to prepare
    The UK government is to delay the introduction of anti-bribery legislation over concerns it would prevent multinational firms winning business abroad. The legislation was meant to come into force in April, but has been delayed to give firms further time to prepare.
    01 February 2011
  • Edwards Angell confirms Kendall Freeman merger
    Insurance specialists Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP (EAPD) and London-based Kendall Freeman have confirmed plans to merge the two law firms today (30 October), as predicted by The Insurance Insider last week.
    30 October 2007
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