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  • The corporate cuckoos
    The withdrawal of capacity, a plethora of reinsurance disputes and departing corporate capital has left a vast number of open syndicates. Laptop analyses what went wrong The proposed Lloyd’s franchise reforms are partly justified as a way of preventing
    01 July 2002
  • US expansion fears hit QBE shares
    Shares in Australian (re)insurer QBE Group slumped after the company missed analyst profit estimates for 2007, raising questions over its rapid expansion strategy.
    10 March 2008
  • Endurance and Montpelier Re reveal buyback plans
    Post 9/11 Bermudian start-ups Endurance and Montpelier Re both announced share repurchase plans last week amid signs that the fast growing sector may be slowing, leaving surplus capital to be carved up among investors wishing to cash in stakes at the top
    01 June 2004
  • Lloyd's SQRs show wide profitability on 2002
    But emerging losses show propensity to bite back... Despite general profitability across the Lloyd's market for the 2002 year, with a slight deterioration of 0.05 percent to a projected 12.79 percent profit at the end of the ninth quarter, individual s
    01 June 2004
  • XL profits meet muted response
    XL Group's financials received a muted response from analysts despite reporting consensus beating fourth-quarter operating earnings per share (EPS).
    14 February 2011
  • Downgrade fears as XL takes up to $1.7bn sub-prime charge
    Troubled Bermudian XL Capital said last night it expects to book up to $1.7bn in after tax fourth quarter charges related to the sub-prime fallout when it reports its financials next month.
    24 January 2008
  • Competing energy facilities ‘cancelling each other out’
    The flurry of competing initiatives launched after last year's Macondo oil well disaster in the Gulf of Mexico have only succeeded in cancelling each other out
    02 June 2011
  • Brokers make ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ agreement
    European brokers' association the European Federation of Insurance Intermediaries (Bipar) has signed a transparency protocol with risk managers trade body the Federation of European Risk Management Association (FERMA), suggesting that brokers should fully inform clients of their remuneration packages - but only if asked.
    29 November 2010
  • Tax break boosts German insurers
    German insurance companies are set to enjoy substantial tax breaks, the German finance ministry has confirmed.
    13 October 2003
  • Cadwalader reinsurance chief departs for DLA Piper
    Lawrence Brandes, the head of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft's reinsurance practice, has left the law firm to join rival DLA Piper in New York.
    14 April 2008
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