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  • Markel hires property underwriter
    Markel International, the London Market arm of the American insurer, has hired Henry Sturge as open market property underwriter within its non-marine property division. Markel's Non-Marine Property division’s managing director Conor Finn commented...
    18 April 2006
  • The Insurance Insider Technical Briefing: "Lessons Learned: Catastrophe Underwriting and Modelling Post Katrina"
    As the industry continues to digest the implications of last year's record hurricane season, The Insurance Insider and Guy Carpenter are delighted to invite you to attend a Post-Katrina Technical Briefing, taking place at Balls Brothers, Minster Court...
    18 April 2006
  • Morgan Stanley gives green light on reserves
    The reserving crisis that has seen some of the industry's biggest players blighted by a series of heavy charges to financials in recent years appears to be easing, according to research by analysts at Morgan Stanley.
    18 April 2006
  • Bears continue to maul Fairfax
    Long-time Fairfax bears, analysts John Gwynn and Matthew Cantrell of Morgan Keegan, have again mauled the company in their latest research notes. In two recent notes the analysts raise a number of points that will make uncomfortable reading for the...
    18 April 2006
  • Fairfax faces class action suit from investors
    Canadian combine Fairfax Financial Holdings announced last week that a class action suit has been filed by investors against the company and its senior managers. The suit was filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York...
    18 April 2006
  • JLT disbands ART unit; enters staff consultation
    Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc (JLT) has disbanded its Risks Finance business which provided alternative risk transfer products and looks set to part company with the unit head John Lobek, Insider Week can reveal. The move appears to be the latest co
    18 April 2006
  • Independent CEO faces 2007 fraud trial
    Michael Bright, the colourful founder of collapsed UK insurer Independent Insurance, will face trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud at a trial starting after Easter 2007, a preliminary hearing at Southwark Crown Court heard on the 24 March.
    12 April 2006
  • PA market attracts new interest
    London insurers are showing new enthusiam for personal accident after recent market exodus The personal accident (PA) sector is enjoying a new found popularity in the London market after falling out of fashion in the late nineties.
    12 April 2006
  • Annual venture reform still at discussion stage
    The chances of a reform of the difficulties created by the Lloyd’s annual venture in time for the 2007 underwriting year look less sure following the meeting of the Society’s Franchise Board last month. Although there were no definitive proposals...
    12 April 2006
  • Collins quits JLT
    UK-listed broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc (JLT) has parted company with Dominic Collins, executive chairman of its JLT Risk Solutions division, who has resigned after more than 20 years with the company. The move follows plans for a...
    12 April 2006
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