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  • Alexander Forbes sees falling broking revenues
    Declining P&C insurance rates, the weak dollar and the impact of Spitzer were all blamed by South African financial services firm Alexander Forbes for a 5 percent decline in revenues in its international risk services unit.
    31 May 2005
  • More Lloyd’s RITC capacity
    RITC Syndicate Management, the Lloyd’s start-up syndicate headed by former Markel Intl chief executive Nigel Rogers, has yet to do its first transaction but has nevertheless brought fresh capacity to the sector.
    11 May 2007
  • Equitas wins broker run-off decision
    Within the run-off industry, you do not have to travel far to hear complaints over poor service provided by brokers on discontinued accounts.
    11 May 2007
  • Quanta books maiden profit
    Bermudian-based start-up Quanta Capital Holdings reported its maiden net profit last week (2 August), booking $1.8mn, or $0.03 net income a share for the second quarter of 2004, compared to a $4.5mn net loss in the first quarter of the year. Excluding net
    09 August 2004
  • MMC disappoints analysts despite share buyback
    Despite announcing a $500mn share buyback programme, shares in Marsh and Guy Carpenter parent Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc, (MMC) were down in early trading today on the back of a sluggish set of first quarter results.
    08 May 2007
  • Willis continues UK reshuffle with R&SA appointment
    Willis continued its top tier re-shuffling last week with the appointment of Brendan McManus as chief executive of Willis UK & Ireland (WUK&I) operating division.
    08 May 2007
  • Greenberg clarifies D&O stance
    AIG's legendary leader Hank Greenberg reassured shareholders that the company's recent announcements over directors and officers exposures related to the need for higher rates, rather than an indication of a problem.
    01 March 2002
  • Executive Life trial edges closer
    The controversial and politically sensitive dispute over the illegal acquisition of US insurer Executive Life by French bank Credit Lyonnais in 1991 is due to begin this week, barring a last minute settlement.
    14 February 2005
  • Converium overhauls board of directors; key shareholder reduces stake
    Seven changes are expected to Converium’s board of directors when shareholders meet in April for the company’s Annual General Meeting.
    18 January 2006
  • ACE leads Madrid crash cover
    Bermudian (re)insurer ACE Ltd leads the cover on the passenger plane that swerved off the runway in Madrid killing more than 150 people, The Insurance Insider understands.
    20 August 2008
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