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  • Catlin in £16mn settlement with Wellington Names
    Catlin Group has agreed to pay £16mn to Names who traded Wellington capacity in the Lloyd's auctions last year before the two insurers announced they were in takeover talks.
    12 March 2007
  • Amlin Bermuda’s business on the up
    Lloyd's based (re)insurer Amlin plc) that its Bermudian reinsurance operation has written $87mn of business this year, a 58 percent increase on the same point last year.
    15 January 2007
  • Fitch mixed on Lloyd's
    Fitch, the rating agency, has affirmed the 'A-' financial strength rating of Lloyd's, but has retained the market's negative outlook. While Lloyd's capacity might have leapt to a record high of £14.4bn there are still some problems ahead, argues the ag
    01 February 2003
  • QBE appoints Neal as COO for Europe
    Australian-headquartered insurer QBE has appointed John Neal to the newly created position of chief operating officer for its European Operations.
    19 February 2007
  • Scor in talks with Aegon over Transamerica Re purchase
    French reinsurer Scor is in talks to buy Aegon's US life reinsurance business Transamerica Re, it has emerged.
    09 March 2011
  • Ace leads Ethiopian Airlines crash, brokered by Aon
    Global insurer Ace is thought to lead the cover for the insurance policy on Ethiopian Airlines flight 409, which crashed into the water off Lebanon's south coast five minutes after take-off at 00:30 GMT this morning (25 January).
    26 January 2010
  • Morgan Stanley boost for St Paul Travelers, but lawsuits undermine good news
    After reporting a $1.6bn reserve charge and a $275mn second quarter net loss in its first interims as a combined entity, and amid growing doubts about the rationale behind its merger, US property casualty giant The St Paul Travelers Companies received a w
    23 August 2004
  • Berkshire Hathaway back to asbestos in mammoth deal
    Friday’s (20 October) landmark $7bn deal between Equitas and Berkshire Hathaway lays a framework for reinsured Names and Lloyd’s to achieve finality for pre-1993 liabilities and, if completed, nearly doubles the assets available to the run-off vehicle.
    23 October 2006
  • More than half of Lloyd's brokers sweat on FSA
    As recently as 19 November, more than 60 percent of Lloyd's brokers by number, and up to 90 percent in terms of 2003 sales, had yet to receive final authorisation from UK regulator the Final Services Authority (FSA) ahead of its takeover of watchdog duti
    01 December 2004
  • BMA’s fees set to quadruple for largest reinsurers
    Bermuda’s largest reinsurance companies will see their registration and annual licence fees nearly quadruple under new legislation on the island.
    11 December 2006
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