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  • Despite heavy losses from the devastating round of North Atlantic hurricanes and Japanese windstorms that swept through the third quarter this year, European and Bermudian reinsurers stood firm with balance sheets surviving largely unscathed, according to
  • Jury deliberations into the second round of WTC insurance litigation will continue from Tuesday after the jury was unable to reach a verdict last week.
  • Questions have again been asked about the long-term viability of Canadian holding company Fairfax Holdings, this time in relation to its finite reinsurance arrangements.
  • Lloyd’s insurer Amlin announced last Wednesday (24 November) that it has restructured its debt, raising $50mn in subordinated debt and signing a new £30mn ($57mn) 12-month term loan facility with Lloyd’s TSB, replacing its existing $90mn Letter of Credit
  • Lloyd’s insurer Chaucer announced today (29 November) it had hired a new international binders underwriting team for the property division of its Syndicate 1084, with William Alderton at the helm.
  • Lloyd’s insurer SVB announced updated forecasts for its Syndicates today (29 November) revealing further deterioration on the troubled 2002 year, which soaked up £8.1mn of the £103.6mn loss provision it set up at 30 June 2004 to contend with its discontin
  • The removal of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group’s chief executive Steve McGill following last Friday’s profits warning (26 November) will again focus attention on the insurance broker’s US expansion strategy.
  • AIG announced last week (23 November) that it has reached an $80mn preliminary settlement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ), and submitted a settlement offer to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that will see it pay $46mn into a disgorgem
  • Lloyd’s insurer Kiln has announced increased capacity for 2005 and stable or improving forecasts for open years for all four of its managed syndicates.
  • We document the latest developments in the regulatory investigations into broker remuneration practices, sparked by the New York attorney general’s 14 October complaint against MMC