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  • Still Not Out of the Woods
    Apart from in isolated sectors, improving reinsurance rates have yet to make a meaningful impact at a direct level "This is not the end; this is not even the beginning of the end, but merely the end of the beginning," pronounced a defiant Winston Chur
    01 September 2000
  • Auction 2: Patchy Interest
    Lloyd’s Auction 2 saw a gentle pick up of average prices, but buyers are still more reluctant than in past years.
    01 August 2000
  • Risk based capital provokes new storm
    Lloyd’s faces criticism for the loadings placed on syndicates Fresh from the Council of Lloyd’s announcement that underwriting ratios are to be reduced by 5% to 40% for all fund providers, and the abolition of “other personal wealth” provisions in the
    01 August 2000
  • Out with Max and in with the Sax
    The Lloyd’s chairmanship goes part-time, with Max Taylor stepping down Gone are the days when the prestige Chair of Lloyd’s could guarantee plenty of time to play golf with the chaps, and a nighthood for your troubles. By returning the role to a part-
    01 August 2000
  • Insider Vital Insurance Statistics
    Aegon Aegon’s chief executive Kees Storm has been busy quashing rumours that the company is about to join the bidding for US health insurer Aetna. ING is already talking to Aetna about buying its financial and international units but Allianz, Aegon, Am
    01 August 2000
  • Consolidation still on the agenda
    Perhaps it’s a sign of the impending silly season, but talk is reverting to consolidation. Even the hard-pressed Lloyd’s vehicles are showing signs of life in the wake of QBE’s Limit purchase...
    01 August 2000
  • Inside News
    Concorde Air France The devastating crash of the Air France Concorde, flight AF4590, shortly after take off from Charles De Gaulle Airport looks set to generate large liability claims. Air France has already announced that it will pay an advance of FF1
    01 August 2000
  • Deja Vu for A&H Market
    Another ‘carve-out’ scandal unravels as CNA alleges mispresentation to rescind retrocessional contracts What is it about the accident and health market that keeps it in the headlines? With the Unicover workers compensation debacle still fresh in me
    01 August 2000
  • King John
    From Lloyd’s to the glamour of Bermuda, John Cackett has had a personally rewarding career. But his involvement in Lloyd’s PA spirals, the Unicover pools and the brewing ships crews fiasco, must mean his reign is close to an end. From fairly humble or
    01 August 2000
  • Inside Film Finance - Insurers fight back
    With losses estimated as high as £2bn, London Market insurers and reinsurers are alleging fraud and misrepresentation. George Bernard Shaw once turned down Sam Goldwyn’s offer of script writing by saying: “The trouble, Mr Goldwyn, is that you are only
    01 August 2000
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