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  • Aspen chooses London for new aviation team
    Bermudian (re)insurer has announced its intention to enter aviation insurance from 2005.
    06 September 2004
  • Insider Dealings
    The end of the tax year often spurs directors into share dealing, and this year proved no exception. The most enthusiastic was Independent duo Michael Bright and Phil Condon, who entered the market three times in March buying at £2.32, £1.93 and £1.92 (cu
    01 May 2000
  • ESG Re seeks Lloyd's salvation
    Struggling reinsurer puts Lime Street at centre of revival strategy European Specialty Group Re Ltd, the Bermudian based, NASDAQ quoted accident and health and medical reinsurer, is looking to Lloyd’s as it attempts to reinvent itself after a successi
    01 September 2000
  • Aon turns to Brown to drive UK performance
    Aon moved swiftly to appoint a new CEO of its UK operations, naming Rob Brown to the position.
    06 July 2009
  • Inter-Ocean sinks into run-off
    Bermudian finite reinsurer Inter-Ocean has become the first corporate casualty of New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer's probe into the use of finite reinsurance with the news that it has ceased writing new business and is now in run-off.
    19 April 2005
  • Greenberg stays silent over $500mn
    Spitzer says Buffett not a target as Greenberg pleads the Fifth. Ousted American International Group (AIG) boss Maurice "Hank" Greenberg was advised to plead the Fifth Amendment as he and Berkshire Hathaway founder Warren Buffett were interviewed by re
    19 April 2005
  • RSA stock buoyed by vague QBE link
    In another tough week for the stocks of the UK's quoted non-life insurers, RSA share price was a rare exception buoyed by vague suggestions of a possible bid from QBE.
    16 June 2008
  • Aon turns to Brown to drive UK performance
    Broking giant Aon moved swiftly to appoint a new CEO of its UK operations, as it named Rob Brown to the position.
    03 July 2009
  • Admiral cancels Converium quota share contract
    Recently listed UK motor insurer Admiral has invoked a downgrade clause with its quota share reinsurer Converium and replaced them with Gen Re and Axis Re Europe.
    11 October 2004
  • MMC to remain intact
    MMC’s wholesale arms Price Forbes and Clump are likely to be the only significant units spun-out of the broking giant, the company confirmed last week.
    13 June 2005
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