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  • The Power and the glory: The history of Marsh Global
    Marsh Global Broking - the division responsible for agreeing Placement Service Agreements (PSAs) with insurers - was conceived with the best of intentions; all the more ironic, then, that it has become demonised as a peddler of kickbacks and bid-rigs by t
    01 October 2004
  • Inside PSAs - the losers...
    The New York attorney-general’s extraordinary allegations of bid-rigging at Marsh - and some of the world’s largest P&C insurance companies - have stunned the industry.
    01 October 2004
  • Inside PSAs - the winners...
    The New York attorney-general’s extraordinary allegations of bid-rigging at Marsh - and some of the world’s largest P&C insurance companies - have stunned the industry.
    01 October 2004
  • International News Digest - October 2004
    In our regular monthly News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them in easily digestable snippets. The major events of the month - including Spitzer’s complaint - are featured elsewhere in the issue
    01 October 2004
  • London News Digest - October 2004
    In our regular monthly News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them in easily digestable snippets. The major events of the month - including Spitzer’s complaint - are featured elsewhere in the issue
    01 October 2004
  • Is reinsurance leveraging next to be targeted?
    Spitzer is also examing the practice of 'tying-in' 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
    01 October 2004
  • Coffers buoyed as Admiral floats
    UK motor insurer Admiral enjoyed a successful stock market debut on Thursday morning, floating on the London Stock Exchange at an offer price of 275p, just above the midpoint of the indicative price range and valuing the company at £711mn.
    28 September 2004
  • Alea continues the good news with more profit taking
    London market insurer Alea heralded a successful half year with interims that showed a more than doubling of underwriting profit to $23.1mn from $11.1mn for the year earlier period.
    28 September 2004
  • St Paul Travelers ACandS award upheld
    St Paul Travelers was on the receiving end of a favourable court decision last Monday (7 September) as a Pennsylvania district court upheld a previous arbitration award granted to the US insurer, and effectively dismissed a lawsuit brought by bankrupt ins
    28 September 2004
  • Fairfax shuffles debt… again
    Canadian financial services holding company Fairfax has announced it will buy back up to 950,000 of its subordinate voting shares, accounting for approximately 10 percent of its currently outstanding subordinate voting shares.
    28 September 2004
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