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  • KWELM run-off to close early
    The run-off of the Kwelm group of companies could close as early as next year after the creditors voted to close the scheme last week.
    02 February 2004
  • Deutsche bank set for WTC settlement
    Days before the eagerly awaited trial between World Trade Center leaseholder Silverstein Properties Inc and insurers led by Swiss Re begins, came news that Deutsche Bank settled with two of its property insurers over a total loss property claim relating t
    02 February 2004
  • Fisher leaves Hiscox; other moves
    Sian Fisher became the second respected London market executive to announce a surprise resignation last week when she ended her 18-year relationship with Hiscox, a day after Lloyd’s finance director Andrew Moss resigned.
    02 February 2004
  • Wellington appoints Xchanging
    Lloyd’s insurer Wellington has appointed outsourcing firm Xchanging to handle its treaty claims written before it spun-off its reinsurance arm into Aspen in 2002.
    02 February 2004
  • EU delays high noon over controversial accounting initiative
    In a move that will be welcomed by many European insurers, the EU’s chief financial regulator Frits Bolkenstein revealed today (2 February 2004) that unresolved issues over the implementation of new accounting standards should be postponed until 2005.
    02 February 2004
  • Markel returns to underwriting profit
    US insurer Markel Corporation continued its 2003 improvement by reporting fourth quarter net income of $4.53 per diluted share compared to $2.67 in the comparable period of the previous year.
    02 February 2004
  • Travelers ruling a victory for 'stealth' reform
    The Insurance Insider looks at recent developments in asbestos litigation A Chapter 11 filing by asbestos defendant AC&S Inc has been thrown out by a US federal judge after he found that the firm's bankruptcy plan was so influenced by asbestos plaintif
    01 February 2004
  • The Return of Irrational Exuberance Part 2 - The thrill is gone, suggests David Schiff
    The Depression had a salutary effect on underwriting results. The fire and casualty industry's combined ratio was below 100 percent every year from 1933 to 1945. The flip side of this, however, was that investment income as a percentage of premiums declin
    01 February 2004
  • Halliburton and Equitas reach $575mn
    Lloyd’s run-off reinsurer sees an end to its largest direct liability US engineering firm Halliburton has announced a $575mn (£317mn) settlement of its asbestos exposures with Equitas, the reinsurer established by Lloyd's in 1996 as a run-off vehicle f
    01 February 2004
  • West looks east to FSA after election defeat
    Defeated Council election candidate Julian West has complained to the Financial Services Authority after Lloyd’s allowed the recent result to stand - despite a complaint that victorious candidate Quentin Davies MP was ineligible to stand.
    01 February 2004
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