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  • That's Life
    Term life syndicates face additional hurdles, despite personal accident and contingency syndicates writing conceptually similar business.With only one life syndicate open to external members, perhaps its time for a rethink says Laptop.
    01 July 2001
  • Chartis leads Venezuelan plane cover
    Chartis leads the cover for the ATR-42 turboprop that crashed in Venezuela yesterday, with cover placed by JLT, The Insurance Insider understands.
    14 September 2010
  • Bermuda signs tax agreement, gains OECD 'white list' status
    Bermuda's deputy premier, Paula Cox, has succeeded in removing Bermuda from a list of tax havens drawn up in April by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development by signing a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with the Netherlands.
    15 June 2009
  • Guantanamo spat rocks Bermuda government
    Bermuda found itself in the middle of a Transatlantic diplomatic row last week after it emerged that its premier, Dr Ewart Brown, had unilaterally accepted the resettlement of four stateless Chinese Uighur Guantanamo Bay detainees...
    15 June 2009
  • AIG sues Greenberg over 'misappropriation' of shares
    American International Group (AIG) has filed a lawsuit against its former CEO and chairman Maurice “Hank” Greenberg as part of its long-running legal battle over ownership of shares in the US giant.
    27 March 2008
  • Australian regulator issues banning orders in HIH fall-out
    The Australian financial regulator, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), has banned a series of executives from acting as senior managers or directors in the insurance industry for their part in the collapse of HIH in 2001.
    25 October 2004
  • Amlin walks away from Chaucer
    Amlin has walked away from its proposed bid for fellow Lloyd’s vehicle Chaucer.
    18 July 2005
  • SEC scrutinises second deal in Greenberg investigation
    The investigation of American International Group's (AIG) former chairman and CEO Hank Greenberg over his alleged role in the controversial finite reinsurance transaction that was used to boost the firm's earnings also includes a second deal, according to
    27 May 2008
  • R+V awarded EUR3.6mn damages from Risk
    German reinsurer R+V has been awarded EUR3,528,357 in damages from the former Lloyd's based managing agency Risk. The award came in a judgement handed down by Mr Justice Tomlinson this morning (10 July) in London's Royal Courts of Justice.
    10 July 2006
  • Way advising insurance buy-out fund
    Stephen Way, the founder of HCC Insurance Holdings, has joined forces with a Chicago-based private equity firm to acquire businesses in the (re)insurance sector.
    11 May 2007
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