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  • Hardy reduces capacity on increased RBC ratio; strong interims
    Hardy Underwriting revealed the extent of Lloyd's determination to ratchet up its capital requirements by explaining that Syndicate 382's risk based capital ratio (RBC) is likely to climb from a current 42 percent to 58.3 percent next year.
    28 September 2004
  • US bail bond claims hit GoshawK
    GoshwawK, the parent of Bermudian reinsurer Rosemont Re, has revealed that it is the latest insurer to face exposure to controversial US bail bond losses.
    28 September 2004
  • Hiscox scales back de-emption plans following hurricanes
    Lloyd's insurer Hiscox plc is scaling back its plans to shrink the size of its Syndicate 33 in response to the hurricanes which have already caused an estimated $20bn of insured loses.
    28 September 2004
  • Endurance buys Converium's fertile US agricultural business
    Expanding post-9/11 start-up Endurance Specialty has been quick to move in on opportunities presented by the demise of Converium's US operations as it announced last week (23 September) that it was buying up the Swiss reinsurer's successful agricultural r
    28 September 2004
  • Fitch ups Lloyd's to 'A'
    Recent upgrades and hurricane impact expected to produce more, better business Fitch Ratings gave Lloyd's a further boost last Friday (24 September) as it upgraded the market's financial strength rating from "A-" to "A" with a stable outlook - less th
    28 September 2004
  • Munich Re launches Indian service company
    German reinsurance giant Munich Re has established an Indian service company in anticipation of growing business from the sub-continent.
    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
  • 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
  • Margrett back in the market at Willis
    The former chief executive of Heath Lambert Group David Margrett has made a discrete return to the market in a business development role with world's third largest broker Willis as part of a reshuffle following the recent announcement of veteran Willis Re
    28 September 2004
  • GoshawK seeks stabiliity for ongoing business
    Lloyd's insurer GoshawK laid out its pitch as a successful ongoing business in its latest set of interims with post-tax Group profits of $10.0mn or earnings per share of 5.8 cents against a $50.9mn or 29.1 cents per share loss in the same period a year ea
    28 September 2004
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