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  • WTC insurers in fees victory
    Most of the World Trade Center insurers do not have to pay lessee Larry Silverstein's legal fees from the series of lawsuits that emerged after the 2001 terrorist attacks.
    12 June 2006
  • Silverstein and Port Authority sue over insurance payments
    World Trade Center (WTC) developer Larry Silverstein and site owner the Port Authority of New York and Jersey today (26 June) sued Swiss Re-led insurers...
    26 June 2006
  • 2001 year sees only limited deterioration
    Despite the old saw that bad years get worse, latest estimates from Lloyd’s syndicates showed only limited deterioration on the dreadful 2001 underwriting year.
    01 December 2003
  • Wellington confirms it is in takeover talks with Catlin
    Lloyd’s insurer Wellington plc has confirmed it is in takeover talks with rival Catlin Group Ltd.
    24 October 2006
  • Bermudians borrow to bolster balance sheets
    “Class of 2005” Bermudian reinsurer Validus Holdings Ltd has bolstered funds as it announced it has entered into credit agreements totalling $700mn with a syndicate of lenders.
    19 March 2007
  • Hardy improves 2001 profit forecasts
    Releases from prior year loss reserves have helped Hardy Underwriting Ltd improve its profit estimates on the 2001 year of its Lloyd’s Syndicate 382.
    26 August 2003
  • Aon’s Charman legacy
    Neil Strong joins Willis after a hellish summer defending Aon’s practices in placing John Charman’s whole account reinsurance programme
    22 March 2005
  • People moves at Glencairn
    Broker Glencairn has announced the appointment of Steve Hearn to the role of chairman in addition to his current role as chief executive.
    21 March 2005
  • Clubs polarised at P&I renewal
    The recent P&I renewal season was characterised by a split between clubs determined to maintain discipline and charge published rate increases, and those who let discipline slip, according to Aon’s P&I division P.L. Ferrari & Co (Aon PLF).
    21 March 2005
  • Low Frequency Radiation - High Frequency Litigation?
    Studies have shown that up to 25% of office staff can be considerably affected by electro magnetic fields that emanate from work-place equipment such as computers to the extent that their working ability is seriously impaired. Of those employees a conside
    01 May 2000
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