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  • 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
  • Montpelier outperforms; Tony Taylor commits
    Bermudian “class of 2001” reinsurer Montpelier Re announced another strong set of quarterly results last Tuesday (27 July), and revealed that chairman, president and CEO Tony Taylor’s tenure will be extended for a further three years up to the end of 2007
    02 August 2004
  • 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
  • ZFS outperforms on P&C strength
    Insurance giant Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) reported half-year net profits of $1.96bn, up 9 percent on the first six months of 2005, and ahead of analysts’ consensus of $1.8bn.
    08 September 2006
  • Fanapi losses estimated at $0.5-$1bn
    Asian typhoon Fanapi may cause insurable damages of between $500mn-$1bn, modelling firm Eqecat predicts.
    22 September 2010
  • LMP slip quality improves, but not enough
    Lloyd’s announced further improvements in the market’s use of the mandatory London Market Processes (LMP) slip last Wednesday (9 June) but warned it would turn up the heat to raise the standards of reporting.
    14 June 2004
  • 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
  • Motor and environmental liability laws coming into line across EU
    The laws of European Union countries are moving into line as the effect of insurance directives increases, according to a report by reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter and legal firm DLA Piper.
    29 May 2007
  • 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
  • Tysers management buyout to ‘secure independence’
    Tysers has bucked the trend for small to mid-size London broker sales to larger rivals and private equity investors, after completing a management buyout transaction to secure its independence.
    15 October 2007
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