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  • ZFS in finite trouble down under
    As the fall out from New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer’s investigations into insurance industry practices continues, Swiss based Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) admitted last week that a number of its international operations had used complex...
    31 May 2005
  • Hilb president resigns over steering
    The president and chief operating officer of US broker Hilb Rogal & Hobbs Co. (HRH) resigned last week (26 May) after evidence was uncovered of his involvement in illegal payments in exchange for steering accounts to insurers.
    31 May 2005
  • Hiscox forecasts steady; Kiln shows improvement on 2003
    Syndicate 33, the Lloyd’s operation managed by Hiscox, today reported unchanged forecasts for the 2003 and 2004 years account. For the 2003 year, the insurer projects a 12.5 to 17.5 percent profit on the Syndicate’s £842mn, 65 percent of which it owns.
    31 May 2005
  • SCOR Q1 profits down
    French reinsurer SCOR today (31 May) revealed a disappointing set of first quarter results, as the repercussions of the crisis it slipped into during the latter half of 2003 continued to dog its recovery.
    31 May 2005
  • Rostrum waves goodbye to Lloyd’s
    Rostrum Group, the third largest investor in the Lloyd’s quoted insurance stocks, is winding up its involvement in the sector because of a failure to generate consolidation among the companies.
    31 May 2005
  • Kinnect to recode future risk classes
    Kinnect, the Lloyd’s-backed electronic data transfer initiative, has confirmed that it is recoding its platform for future releases. Speaking to Insider Week, Iain Saville, chairman of Kinnect, said the re-coding aimed to improve the functionality...
    31 May 2005
  • Spitzer files fraud suit against AIG and former management
    Embattled insurance giant American International Group moved a step closer to settling with US regulators over allegations of fraudulent business practices with the filing of a civil lawsuit against the firm and its former management duo Hank Greenberg...
    31 May 2005
  • Spitzer sues AIG and Greenberg over fraud
    New York's campaigning attorney general Eliot Spitzer has filed a civil lawsuit against the embattled insurance giant American International Group (AIG) accusing the firm and its former chief executive Hank Greenberg of committing fraud.
    27 May 2005
  • Kramer retires from ACE
    Don Kramer, the 67 year-old ACE executive has retired from the Bermuda-based insurer.
    23 May 2005
  • AJ Gallagher settles for $27mn
    Arthur J Gallagher & Co became the fourth US insurance broker to settle with US regulators following investigations into its business practices which revealed the firm had steered business to insurers in exchange for lucrative payments.
    23 May 2005
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