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  • Berkshire Hathaway close to $1bn insurance acquisition
    Berkshire Hathaway is poised to make an insurance acquisition worth almost $1bn, investment titan Warren Buffett revealed at the weekend while hosting his company’s annual shareholders’ gathering.
    03 May 2005
  • Endurance gets positive outlook
    Fast-growing Bermudian post-9/11 start-up Endurance Specialty saw it’s A- Standard & Poor’s ratings outlook updated from stable to positive last week (13 December) on the back of its “strong competitive position, which is supported by a diversified busine
    20 December 2004
  • Atrium deal to test Names’ capacity valuations
    The value of Names’ right to participate on Lloyd’s syndicates could be put to the test after the £193.2mn deal between Bermudian firm Ariel Re and Atrium Underwriting plc (see article 2).
    23 July 2007
  • Burke trumps Hammond for JLT CEO role
    UK listed broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc (JLT) has ended its year-long search for a new group chief executive with the internal appointment of chief operating officer Dominic Burke to the position.
    08 December 2005
  • Rod Fox to make Benfield return
    Rod Fox, the former chief executive of Benfield's US arm, is set to return to operations at the reinsurance broker after being granted a leave of absence in the spring following allegations concerning his private life.
    24 August 2005
  • Greenberg looks to friends for image boost
    Former American International Group (AIG) chief executive, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, has sent a letter to friends and associates asking permission to use their names as part of a PR operation to repair his image, reports The Wall Street Journal.
    31 October 2005
  • Aon survey: Loss of reputation tops business risks
    Corporate Britain rates loss of reputation and business interruption as its biggest health risks in 2005, according to a survey by broker Aon ahead of the annual conference of The Association of Insurance and Risk Managers (AIRMIC) which kicks off in Brig
    13 June 2005
  • Artemis wins $700mn Executive Life appeal
    A US federal court has overturned the $700mn damages awarded against the French firm Artermis SA for its role in the Executive Life scandal. Judge Howard Matz of the US District Court for the Central District of California ruled on 4 October that the..
    17 October 2005
  • Integro CEO sues former employer MMC over departure
    Integro Ltd CEO Roger Egan has sued former employer Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc (MMC) alleging he was not properly compensated after being axed by the company in the aftermath of the 2004 bid-rigging affair.
    16 July 2007
  • Travelers paid expected price for completing St Paul merger
    Standard & Poor’s (S&P) followed through with its threatened downgrade of the various Travelers’ entities it placed on CreditWatch on 17 November 2003, when the agency greeted the proposed merger by revealing its intention to align Travelers’ ratings with
    05 April 2004
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