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  • UK listed run-off group Randall & Quilter (R&Q) trumped rival LCL Group - the legacy subsidiary of Charles Taylor Consulting - to secure the captive insurance company of the failed UK retailer Woolworths Group.
  • Broking giant Aon says its $4.9bn bid for global consultancy firm Hewitt Associates will not be affected by Hewitt's announcement that it is buying investment consultancy, Chicago-based EnnisKnupp.
  • Canadian Insurance combine Fairfax Financial Holdings (FFH) and its directors, including chairman and CEO Prem Watsa have been hit by a shareholder class action suit...
  • Staff at Lloyd's run-off Equitas Holdings Limited have been rewarded for their success at commuting claims with major policyholders by pay rises which have seen the average salary increase by over £30,000 in the last four years.
  • American insurance giant AIG will today (9 February) announce a settlement of $1.6bn, resolving deception and accounting fraud charges with federal and state authorities.
  • Venture capital firm 3i Quoted Private Equity Ltd (3iQPEL) has acquired 1.7 million shares in AIM-listed UK broker Jelf Group plc, taking its stake in the firm to 27.9 percent.
  • A US jury has returned a verdict of guilty on all counts in the trial of Gen Re and American International Group (AIG) executives over a sham $500mn finite reinsurance contract between the two companies.
  • Beazley Group is looking to launch a Names-backed special purpose syndicate (SPS) to reinsure its treaty account in time for 1 January 2010, which would make it the latest Lloyd’s (re)insurer to utilise the sidecar-style structure.
  • Beazley Group is looking to launch a Names-backed special purpose syndicate (SPS) to reinsure its treaty account in time for 1 January 2010, which would make it the latest Lloyd's (re)insurer to utilise the sidecar-style structure
  • In a judgment handed down on 22 March 2004, London's High Court has approved the transfer of Stockholm Re's UK portfolio to Swedish firm Wasa International Insurance.