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  • California’s insurance commissioner John Garamendi is set to follow NY attorney-general Eliot Spitzer by filing civil complaints this week.
  • Yet another investigation: this time spotlight falls on Brightpoint transactions Fresh from fending off accusations of PSA-related bid-rigging and fraud, world’s largest insurer AIG released its third quarter 2004 results last week.
  • Embattled reinsurer Converium received a further boost from Standard & Poor’s last week when the rating agency upgraded its German and UK subsidiaries’ financial strength ratings by two notches to BBB+.
  • Swiss Re’s landmark London offices – affectionately known as The (Erotic) Gherkin – has been awarded the UK’s premier architectural award, the Stirling Prize.
  • Lloyd’s capped a year of success this week with the news that it would make its first ever foray into the international debt markets by raising £500mn of longer term subordinated debt.
  • $20bn wiped off AIG in one day; other insurers and brokers, as yet formally unrelated to investigation, see price declines as investors tar industry with the same brush Tens of billions of dollars were wiped off insurance stocks last week as investors,
  • Reinsurance broker Benfield launched a new report devoted to the global D&O and Financial Lines last Wednesday (13 October).
  • After several weeks of indifferent news, troubled Swiss reinsurer Converium received a welcome boost last Friday (15 October) with the announcement from Standard & Poor’s (S&P) that it was upgrading its insurer financial strength rating from “BBB” to “BBB
  • The UK regulator Financial Services Authority has hinted that it may take a more robust approach over broker commissions in the light of Eliot Spitzer’s allegations against Marsh last week.
  • Fresh from Marsh’s announcement on 15 October that it would suspend all its PSA style arrangements, the insurance companies named in Eliot Spitzer’s complaint against the world’s largest broker were also quickly distancing themselves from the practice.