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  • Euclidian considers float...
    Berkshire Hathaway backed Lloyd's insurer Euclidian is considering an IPO that could value the firm at between £100mn-£150mn. The insurer, which underwrites via its Lloyd's Syndicate 1243 and a personal lines, Gibraltar based subsidiary, has approached
    01 March 2004
  • JLT wins Olympic bid
    Listed broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc has beaten off fierce competition to win the contract as insurance construction partner for the London Olympics in 2012.
    23 October 2006
  • XL Capital in $500mn share buyback
    XL Capital has continued the market trend for returning capital to shareholders after announcing its second share buyback programme this year.
    01 October 2007
  • AIG ‘threatens’ Goldmans with lawsuit
    AIG's muscular approach to litigation continued with a threat to sue Goldman Sachs over mortgage-related offerings, the investment bank said in its 9 August quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
    15 August 2011
  • Final civil settlements reached in Finite Re scandal
    Four ex-General Re executives have reached settlements in the civil action over a sham finite reinsurance transaction involving the Berkshire Hathaway-owned reinsurer and American International Group (AIG).
    06 October 2009
  • Q3 cat losses over a billion dollars at AIG
    The world's largest insurer AIG yesterday (20 September) released its estimated catastrophe losses for the third-quarter, primarily due to Hurricane Katrina, of around $1.1bn post-tax.
    21 September 2005
  • Cuomo launches AIG executive pay probe
    New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo is to scrutinise executive compensation since the start of 2007 at American International Group (AIG) as he launched a probe into what he called “unwarranted and outrageous” spending by the fallen giant.
    16 October 2008
  • ICA marks Oz events as 8 separate cats
    Australia's slew of catastrophes have been categorised as eight distinct events for insurance purposes by the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA).
    21 February 2011
  • ILW exchange sees volumes grow
    Derivatives platform Insurance Futures Exchange Services (IFEX) which began trading in US catastrophe risks as futures contracts in September, now has cumulative trading volumes totalling more than $31mn...
    10 January 2008
  • XL announces $500mn share buyback
    XL Capital has furthered the market trend in repatriating capital after announcing its second share buyback programme this year.
    25 September 2007
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