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  • Hanbury triumphs in Lloyd’s Council elections
    Nigel Hanbury, the chief executive of Lloyd’s members’ agent Hampden Agencies, has been elected to the Society’s ruling body, the Lloyd’s Council.
    24 January 2005
  • Lloyd’s sues Aon over Swiss Re Central Fund dispute
    Lloyd’s has issued proceedings against Aon over the broker’s refusal to waive the statute of limitations concerning the Central Fund reinsurance dispute.
    17 January 2005
  • Aon close to appointing Ryan successor
    Aon Corporation is close to appointing a successor to its patriarchal chief executive Patrick Ryan, Insider Week understands.
    17 January 2005
  • German industry objects to Fitch’s unsolicited ratings
    Fitch Ratings has found itself embroiled in a dispute with the German Insurance Industry Association GDV over its plans to publish unsolicited ratings on hundreds of European insurers.
    17 January 2005
  • WorldCom/Enron settlements cause concern for non-executive directors
    But unique circumstances unlikely to set precedent for those with solid D&O cover
    17 January 2005
  • Fitch affirms AXA
    French giant AXA had its Fitch financial strength rating affirmed at AA today (17 January), and its Long-term and Short-term ratings at A+ and F1 respectively, all with a stable outlook.
    17 January 2005
  • R&SA sees £30mn bill for European storms
    UK insurer Royal & SunAlliance Insurance Group plc announced a preliminary estimate of £30m, net of reinsurance recoveries, for claims arising from the recent storms and floods in the UK and Scandinavia last week.
    17 January 2005
  • AM Best Europe MD defects to S&P
    Stuart Shipperlee, the managing director of AM Best Europe, has resigned from the rating agency and is set to return to his former employer, Standard & Poor’s.
    17 January 2005
  • Munich Re highlights Megacity risk ahead of Kobe anniversary
    German reinsurer Munich Re has called for more risk awareness and transparency in terms of loss potentials and liabilities in the world’s largest cities.
    17 January 2005
  • Torrential rain hits Southern California
    A combination of torrential rain and record rainfall have battered Southern California over the last couple of weeks killing 28 people and causing more than $100mn in damage, with insured losses estimated at more than $25mn. The counties of Los Angeles, V
    17 January 2005
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