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  • Aon: softening ‘more gentle’ than usual
    Although reinsurance rates have continued to soften, the evidence at mid-year renewals is that the downward trend is not uniform, according to world’s second largest broker Aon.
    18 July 2005
  • AM Best assigns A- rating to Beazley US operation
    Ratings agency AM Best has assigned a financial strength rating of “A-“ (Excellent) and an issuer credit rating of “a-” to Beazley Insurance Company, Inc, the newly formed US subsidiary of Beazley Group, plc.
    18 July 2005
  • Mexico feels Emily’s wrath
    Category 4 Hurricane Emily has made landfall in Mexico causing widespread damage to the country’s Caribbean beach resorts on the Yucatan Peninsula.
    18 July 2005
  • S&P posts upbeat view of Lloyd’s syndicates
    Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has posted a positive outlook in its latest Lloyd’s Syndicate assessment (LSA), upgrading the ratings of seven Lloyd’s vehicles and downgrading none.
    18 July 2005
  • Downgrade fears for Munich Re over US arm
    AM Best placed its A+ financial strength rating of reinsurance giant Munich Re under review with negative implications citing the company’s recent admission that it may again need to bolster the reserves in its US arm, American Re.
    18 July 2005
  • Amlin walks away from Chaucer
    Amlin has walked away from its proposed bid for fellow Lloyd’s vehicle Chaucer.
    18 July 2005
  • Politicians look for TRIA transition
    Recent comments from senior US politicians point to an extension of the federal backstop established under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, or TRIA – but only in the short-term.
    18 July 2005
  • Greenberg defends actions and hints at possible settlement
    Hank Greenberg, the ousted chief executive of insurance giant American International Group, said he will meet soon with US regulators to discuss their investigations into the insurance giant.
    18 July 2005
  • $1bn Brandywine sale remains uncertain following hearing
    Despite a hearing headed by the Pennsylvania insurance commissioner, Diane Koken, last week, ACE Ltd is no closer to knowing whether the proposed controversial sale of three asbestos-riddled subsidiaries...
    18 July 2005
  • Amlin walks away from Chaucer
    Amlin has walked away from its proposed bid for fellow Lloyd’s vehicle Chaucer.
    14 July 2005
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