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  • NFIP faces further delays
    The protracted reform of the National Flood Insurance Program could face further delays due to the Senate's current legislative timetable.
    08 November 2011
  • SCOR buys Alea Europe renewal rights
    SCOR will acquire one of the last trading arms of the defunct Alea Group after announcing last Thursday (8 December) that it has agreed terms for the renewal rights of Alea Europe AG.
    12 December 2005
  • EC3 insurers reduce 2008 capacity
    Canopius has become the latest Lloyd's insurer to reveal plans to reduce its capacity limit next year, following recent announcements from Hiscox plc and Kiln plc.
    12 July 2007
  • St Paul's profit dips
    US insurer St Paul Travelers on 27 July reported a dip in net income which fell to $970mn, or $1.40 per basic share, for the second quarter compared to $1.069bn, or $1.59 per basic share in the prior-year period.
    31 July 2006
  • AIG subscribes to PICC offer
    Chinese insurer PICC Property & Casualty Company aims to raise HK$6.14bn ($787mn) from a rights issue which is being supported by cornerstone shareholder American International Group (AIG).
    30 November 2011
  • AIG and Starr reach settlements
    US giant American International Group (AIG) and CV Starr, the managing agency controlled by its former chairman and CEO Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, have settled the legal disputes stemming from the termination of their business relationship.
    06 December 2006
  • AIG tackles defection fears with $500mn compensation boost
    American International Group (AIG) has cancelled its deferred compensation programmes as it looks to remove incentives for staff to leave.
    17 November 2008
  • Airline sector close to 'burning'
    Plummeting rates during last year's airline renewals have left the market close to its "burning cost" where it could struggle to turn a profit.
    08 January 2007
  • Equitas Names in line for small windfall as well as certainty
    Few of the 34,000 Lloyd’s Names who reinsured themselves into Equitas in 1996 probably thought it would happen, but it is now possible they will receive a small windfall following Friday’s (20 October) transaction with Berkshire Hathaway.
    23 October 2006
  • Chaucer plans ahead
    Ambitious Lloyd’s listed insurer Chaucer Holdings said it plans to double its current underwriting capacity by the time the next sector cycle peaks, as it reported a positive start to the year in its latest trading statement, released to the London Stock
    31 May 2005
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