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  • Kiln plc revealed last week that it is the first Lloyd’s insurer to offer Long-term and Domestic War on Land insurance, a new class of cover which combines both multi-year international war insurance with domestic war on land.
  • Italian firm goes into meltdown; limited D&O cover available The ongoing investigation into the Parmalat accounting scandal has raised questions about insurers' exposures to the collapsed Italian long-life milk, juices and biscuits conglomerate. In
  • Specialist Lloyd’s insurer Kiln has announced that it will withdraw from Syndicate 557 under its 2005 business plan, allowing the syndicate to become, in its words, “entirely Names-owned”.
  • Both Aon Corporation and Willis Group Holding Ltd – the second and third largest global brokers respectively – demonstrated the ongoing cost of the investigations into broker compensation practices when announcing their 2004 financial results last week.
  • Despite recent action to spoil the appetite of the US plaintiff bar to launch obesity class action suits against the food industry and its insurers (see IQ Winter issue), the increasing prevalence of expanding waistlines is too significant an issue for th
  • On 29 July it was the turn of insurer CNA to post its results for the second quarter of 2004.
  • Allianz Australia agreed last month to pay A$120mn to the creditors of HIH, the Australian insurer which collapsed in 2001 with debts of around A$6bn.
  • As expected, Bermudian giant XL Capital last week (27 July) reported a 68 percent drop in second quarter earnings as the $191mn pre-tax reserve charge revealed earlier in the month fed through to the bottom line.
  • Northbrook-based insurer Allstate has said net income for the second quarter of 2004 surged 76 percent, helped by increases in property-liability underwriting income and lower catastrophe losses.
  • Ratings agency Fitch has revised its rating outlook for the global reinsurance sector to Stable from Negative.