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  • Class of 2005 reinsurer Ariel Re has become the latest Bermudian firm to buy into Lloyd’s with a £193.2mn deal for Atrium Underwriting plc.
  • A New York court has reversed an order for Travelers to pay over $500mn in claims from a complex asbestos case dating back decades.
  • Lloyd's has confirmed today (14 September) the resignation of Toby Davies and Iain Saville as CEO and executive chairman of Kinnect respectively.
  • Willis chairman and chief executive Joe Plumeri will sell 2,350,000 shares of the company’s common stock beginning in June, the broker announced last week. As at noon on 9 May, 2005, Willis shares were trading at $35.24 so barring any significant...
  • Lloyd’s based broker Fabien Risk Services Ltd has gone into liquidation with debts of over £700,000 and questions over the behaviour of some of its former directors. The company, which was formed in 2001 and traded from offices in Romford, Essex and...
  • Jardine Lloyd Thompson group plc plans to separate its reinsurance division into a new trading operation, JLT Re, that will begin trading next year as the broking group continues its drive to grow its reinsurance market share.
  • Modelling firm Eqecat estimates that the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck 300km south of Mexico City overnight on 20 March will cost the insurance industry less than $100mn.
  • Arch Re Europe - a subsidiary of Arch Capital - has acquired Ariel Re's orphaned credit and surety reinsurance business.
  • A US District Court has ordered Aon Ltd, a division of Chicago-based insurance broking giant Aon Corporation, to pay $24mn to United National Insurance Company (UNIC) for misrepresenting reinsurance risks in the 1990s.
  • Berkshire Hathaway has bought one million shares in German giant Munich Re in the last six months, according to reports.