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  • Rating agencies downgrades could precipitate liquidity crisis
    The growing frequency of downgrade clauses could trigger a run on the bank if the rating agencies react with a slew of negative actions. The threat of a Post-Katrina liquidity crunch has grown as the rating agencies have become more aggressive...
    10 October 2005
  • Price Forbes in MBO talks
    MMC’s London based wholesale arm Price Forbes is in advanced management buy-out talks, The Insurance Insider can reveal. The move follows New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer’s investigations into the industry which have led to MMC’s rivals Aon...
    10 October 2005
  • Greenberg returns with new private equity arm
    The former MMC chief executive Jeffrey Greenberg has established a private equity investment company Aquiline Investment Group that will back insurance and financial services companies, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    10 October 2005
  • International news digest - October 2005
    In our regular monthly International News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them to you in easily digestable snippets.
    10 October 2005
  • BMS outlines plans for International arm
    Reinsurance specialists BMS Group have restructured their international arm BMS International Intermediaries Ltd and appointed Tom Gleis as managing director to replace the departed Steve Higginson.
    10 October 2005
  • Max Re reports income
    Bermudian reinsurer Max Re reported net income for the nine months ended on 30 September of between $10mn and $20mn.
    10 October 2005
  • European (re)insurers well-placed to bounce back from Katrina
    An excellent first-half to 2005 for European reinsurers has been eclipsed by the third-quarter catastrophes which are set to make this year the most expensive ever for the (re)insurance industry. That was the conclusion from reinsurance broker Benfield...
    10 October 2005
  • Troubled GoshawK doubles Katrina loss estimates
    Shares in Bermuda headquartered GoshawK slumped 18 percent to a low of 19.5p last week, before recovering to close at 24.5p today (10 October), after the troubled reinsurer more than doubled its estimate of net losses stemming from Hurricane Katrina...
    10 October 2005
  • Leverage a growing problem for Katrina exposed carriers
    Uncertainty over the ceiling for insured losses arising from Hurricane Katrina remains, as (re)insurers continue to revise estimates upwards. On Friday (7 October), shares in Bermuda-headquartered GoshawK tumbled after it revealed its gross losses...
    10 October 2005
  • Katrina forcing change in underwriting cycle; reinsurance requires rethink
    With a general consensus that the impact of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the (re)insurance sector will be “market-changing”, industry observers are beginning to comment on just how the underwriting cycle and rating environment might change.
    10 October 2005
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