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  • Pleural plaques ruling goes against insurers
    A UK court has ruled that insurers will have to pay compensation to thousands of people with pleural plaques, the scarring on the lung lining that indicates exposure to asbestos.
    01 February 2005
  • Willis wholesale spin-off may set new trend
    The integrated broking model may become a thing of the past if, as expected, the sale by Willis of its wholesale arm is repeated by the other major broking groups.
    01 February 2005
  • Ex JP Morgan chief in running for Ryan role
    Former JP Morgan Chase & Co vice-chairman Donald Layton has emerged as a front-runner to replace Aon Corporation’s founding chief executive Pat Ryan, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    01 February 2005
  • International News Digest - February 2005
    In our regular News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them to you in easily digestable snippets.
    01 February 2005
  • AJ Gallagher rebrands reinsurance arm
    The world’s fourth largest insurance intermediary, Arthur J Gallagher & Co, has merged its reinsurance units and rebranded them as Gallagher RE, the company announced last week.
    31 January 2005
  • Mercer Consulting restructures
    Marsh & McLennan announced that it has restructured its consulting arm Mercer Inc into two units and that its president Peter Coster would retire after spending 40 years at the firm.
    31 January 2005
  • Lloyd’s tsunami hit lower than $500mn
    The Indian Ocean tsunami will probably cost Lloyd’s insurers less than $500mn, the Corporation’s chairman has claimed.
    31 January 2005
  • R&SA in court for GM asbestos claims
    UK insurer Royal and Sun Alliance (R&SA) is being sued by car manufacturer General Motors Corp for failing to pay millions of dollars of asbestos claims, it emerged last week.
    31 January 2005
  • Markel rides 2004 storms
    The Markel Corporation has brushed aside 2004’s long list of natural catastrophes by reporting record profits for the year.
    31 January 2005
  • CIAB figures support softening market
    Fourth quarter 2004 figures from The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers (CIAB) reveal a climate of significant softening of rates in the commercial property casualty market.
    31 January 2005
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