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  • 100 not out...
    This month, The Insurance Insider has two reasons to celebrate. It is not only our 100th issue – a feat in itself – but also ten years since the publication was born.
    11 October 2006
  • UIC scheme offers unique return
    Provisional liquidator Grant Thornton last month announced creditor approval for its proposed UIC Insurance Company Limited scheme of arrangement that looks set to boast the rare distinction of paying out more than 100p in the £1.
    11 October 2006
  • Aon looks to poach leading Fac team
    Aon Re Global appears to have pulled off a coup with the hiring of Elliot Richardson, currently head of facultative reinsurance at rival Benfield Group, to run its global Fac operation.
    11 October 2006
  • Hardy and Advent progress on Names buy-out
    Quoted Lloyd’s insurers Hardy Underwriting Group plc and Advent Capital Holdings plc are taking the final steps towards achieving the buy-out of remaining Names’ capital.
    11 October 2006
  • Lloyd’s proposes annual venture overhaul
    Review recommends freeing up of agency agreement and sidecar-style Names’ syndicates Lloyd’s has unveiled plans to overhaul its annual venture in a bid to tackle complaints that its current structure adds costs and restricts management flexibility.
    11 October 2006
  • Aviation capacity ‘highest in living memory’
    With aviation renewals in full swing recent entrants to the market have pushed available capacity up to unprecedented levels, according to Steve Doyle, the manager of Aon’s Aviation and Aerospace Global Practice Group.
    11 October 2006
  • London market welcomes FSA broker transparency focus
    The Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) decision to look more closely at brokers’ commission disclosure has been broadly welcomed by the London market.
    11 October 2006
  • Reserve buffers could accelerate cycle, say analysts
    A number of (re)insurers are growing significant reserve redundancies, potentially using them to support margins and returns as the market softens, according to research by analysts at Morgan Stanley.
    11 October 2006
  • Zurich emerges as growing (re)insurance hub
    London’s role as an epicentre for international (re)insurance business has been threatened by a number of jurisdictions over the years – not least the seemingly inexorable rise of Bermuda and, closer to home, the emergence of Dublin.
    11 October 2006
  • Calyon advises on $63mn cat bond
    Paris-based investment bank Calyon has completed a $63mn securitisation, Pinnacle, once again demonstrating the industry’s growing enthusiasm to sell-on risk to the capital markets.
    11 October 2006
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