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  • FSA hints at get tough approach to PSAs
    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.
    18 October 2004
  • Lloyd’s debuts with international debt raising
    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.
    18 October 2004
  • Implicated insurers distance themselves from discredited PSA practices
    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.
    18 October 2004
  • MMC roasted by rating agencies
    Marsh joins parent on negative outlook Rating agencies have reacted to the furore surrounding Spitzer’s PSA investigation by placing MMC’s credit ratings, the parent of implicated broker Marsh, on negative outlook.
    18 October 2004
  • Is reinsurance leveraging next to be targeted?
    Spitzer is looking at Aon Re’s practices When Daniel J Popeo, chairman of the US think tank Washington Legal Foundation, complained to Eliot Spitzer about the activities of the global brokers on 10 February, the immediate attention was on so-called PSA
    18 October 2004
  • Insurance stocks nosedive
    $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,
    18 October 2004
  • EU compromise on gender welcomed by industry
    The European Union compromised last week on a controversial proposal designed to ban unequal treatment based on gender.
    11 October 2004
  • US storms fail to hold back GE
    Despite a $300mn after-tax hurricane bill from its recently rebranded (re)insurance unit GE Insurance Solutions, the giant conglomerate General Electric saw its third quarter earnings up slightly at $4.05bn
    11 October 2004
  • Euclidian in merger talks with Canopius
    Euclidian, the Berkshire Hathaway backed insurance company, is close to merging with fellow Lloyd’s insurer Canopius, Insider Week can reveal. According to sources, the two companies remain locked in discussions that could see the firms combine in tim
    11 October 2004
  • Montpelier Re forms $250mn limit terrorism facility
    Bermudian reinsurer Montpelier Re has formed a facility to underwrite terrorism cover in conjunction with a US government agency, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC).
    11 October 2004
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