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  • Nine months into its merged existence, US insurer The St Paul Travelers revealed last week (16 December) that it plans to slash the size of its board from 23 to a proposed 13 members.
  • Troubled broking giant MMC finalised $3bn of financing last week soothing fears of a liquidity crunch as the firm strives to settle with the New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer.
  • Lloyd’s revealed last week that its 2005 global capacity is likely to shrink a higher than expected 9 percent to £13.7bn in response to falling rates.
  • Lloyd’s insurer Atrium announced improvements in its latest syndicate forecast updates last Tuesday (7 December), along with a fall in estimates for losses from the hurricane season.
  • Lloyd’s has announced that Lord Levene will serve a second term as chairman of the corporation.
  • Insurance fraudster Martin Frankel was sentenced to a reduced 17 years imprisonment last week after he promised to help the US authorities track down the $200mn he stole from a series of insurance companies.
  • US insurer Cigna has announced that it will pay the State of Connecticut more than $870,000 after an investigation by state attorney general Richard Blumenthal revealed it had concealed improper commission payments to a broker.
  • One of the world’s worst kept secrets finally became public last week when New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer announced plans to run for state governor.
  • Oxygen, the London market intermediary start-up formed this year, (see Insider Week No 142), last week announced the first team to join its Sian Fisher headed agency business.
  • (Re)insurers’ profitability continues to be threatened by the uncertainty of reinsurance disputes, a leading US lawyer has warned.