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  • General Re restrains Arch in court order
    A temporary restraining order has been issued against Bermudian (re)insurer Arch Capital Group (Arch) over its poaching of a 30-strong property fac team from US rival General Reinsurance Corporation (Gen Re), The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    29 May 2007
  • Paris Re confirms IPO plans
    Paris Re, the former reinsurance arm of AXA Re, has confirmed plans to list on the Paris based, European Stock Exchange, Euronext, a year after it was acquired by a consortium of private equity firms.
    29 May 2007
  • Motor and environmental liability laws coming into line across EU
    The laws of European Union countries are moving into line as the effect of insurance directives increases, according to a report by reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter and legal firm DLA Piper.
    29 May 2007
  • PartnerRe acquires MCR renewal rights
    Bermudian headquartered PartnerRe confirmed last week that it has acquired the international reinsurance renewal rights of Mutuelle Centrale de Reassurance (MCR).
    29 May 2007
  • QBE European casualty team merger
    QBE Insurance (Europe) has merged its London casualty operations to create an £850mn premium-income underwriting unit.
    29 May 2007
  • Charman divorce award upheld
    Judges in the UK High Court last week upheld the £48mn divorce award to the ex-wife of John Charman, the former Lloyd's deputy chairman and founding president of AXIS Capital.
    29 May 2007
  • FPK merges with Cochran Caronia Waller
    Specialist financial services investment bank Fox-Pitt, Kelton (FPK) announced a merger with its peer Cochran Caronia Waller (CCW) last week.
    29 May 2007
  • S&P highlights diversification in updated capital model
    Rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has updated its insurance capital model to include an explicit allowance for diversification.
    29 May 2007
  • Lloyd's insurers issue upbeat trading statements
    A good year driven by strong margins and a low loss environment were the main themes from trading statements released by four Lloyd's-based insurers last week.
    29 May 2007
  • Insurers settle WTC claims, but disputes grind on
    Seven insurers reached a $2bn settlement with World Trade Center (WTC) developer Larry Silverstein last week bringing to an end more than five years of litigation between the parties.
    29 May 2007
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