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  • Aon names Ryan replacement as Gregory Case
    Broking giant Aon Corporation has appointed ex-McKinsey management consultant Gregory C. Case as the group’s new president and chief executive, replacing the long-serving Patrick Ryan.
    04 April 2005
  • Converium upgrade boosts SCOR defence
    The timing of Converium's upgrade to its desired A- financial strength rating from Standard & Poor's (S&P) couldn’t have been better as it attempts to shake off the hostile attentions of rival SCOR.
    09 March 2007
  • Hub succumbs to private equity overtures
    Hub International became the latest sizable broker to be acquired by private equity investors when the Chicago-headquartered firm agreed to a $1.7bn deal ($1.8bn including debt) with Apax Partners and Morgan Stanley.
    09 March 2007
  • Aon: Aviation rates may harden
    The aviation market in the second quarter of 2004 is showing signs of slight hardening, according the latest research from brokers Aon.
    19 July 2004
  • Benfield shares tumble on flat profits
    Shares in Benfield Group fell over 10 percent this morning (8 March) after the company announced a below forecast 2006 result and a worse than expected loss in its fledgling Corporate Risks division.
    08 March 2007
  • RBS extends insurance bid deadline
    The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has extended the deadline for the first round of bids for its insurance division, following apparent dwindling interest in the units.
    30 May 2008
  • Integer announces second Scheme of Arrangement plan
    The Lloyd’s Names’ stop loss mutual Integer has announced a second proposal for a scheme of arrangement, with the aim of distributing its £9mn assets to the Lloyd’s members who bought stop-loss reinsurance polices from the company in the late nineties.
    11 April 2005
  • INSIDE XL CAPITAL: Still exposed
    Despite agreeing a deal with SCA and regulators to shed the majority of its $65.7bn pre-IPO notional exposures to the bond insurer, XL is still on the hook for potential liabilities under guarantees that were around $1.1bn in notional value at the end of
    04 August 2008
  • Brit COO leaves; liability underwriter joins
    UK based (re)insurance group Brit announced Kathy Lisson, COO will leave the company on 12 May next year.
    27 October 2008
  • Industry reveals extent of Lehman exposures
    The global (re)insurance industry has been counting the cost and revealing its total exposure to failed US investment bank Lehman Brothers, which filed for bankruptcy protection on 15 September.
    22 September 2008
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