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  • Silverstein mulls over options following WTC defeat
    Swiss Re, Lloyd's and other insurers released from 'two-event' scenario; minority insurers not bound by WilProp "one-event" wordings; further trial to decide their exposures Insurers the world over breathed a sigh of relief last month when jurors in th
    01 May 2004
  • October showdown for film finance dispute
    Insurance litigation enthusiasts were treated to the spectacle of another case management conference (CMC) last month to determine timetables for unfinished business relating to film finance exposures. The CMC, held in Court 21 of London's Royal Courts
    01 May 2004
  • Bermudians continue to surge on hard market swell
    The Insurance Insider analyses the first quarter results from the US and Bermudian carriers... ACE reported an increase in net income to $447mn, compared with $247mn for the same period in 2003. Premiums written rose 11 percent to $3.2bn, helped by
    01 May 2004
  • Lloyd's should get tougher on LMP implementation, says Prettejohn
    Earlier in the day, Lloyd's CEO Nick Prettejohn had warned the audience of the market's need to change its behaviour in 2004 if it wished to avoid excessive swings in the cycle. He said 2004 was "a year of choice", in which insurers were "skirmishing w
    01 May 2004
  • Guy Carpenter defector set to join Glencairn
    Guy Carpenter's Adam Fox is set to join fast-expanding London market broker Glencairn Ltd, The Insurance Insider can reveal. Fox, a Guy Carpenter managing director specialising in accident and health reinsurance, resigned from the reinsurance broker ea
    01 May 2004
  • Counting the cost of Spitzer
    As the controversy over PSAs grows - with subpoenas issued to both brokers and insurers - could the actions of US regulators cost MMC and Aon more than $1.5bn? The revelation that New York attorney-general Eliot Spitzer is investigating brokers' use o
    01 May 2004
  • CIC involved in multi-million dollar US healthcare 'fraud'
    Controversial insurer CIC has become embroiled in a fresh scandal relating to an alleged US multimillion dollar employee health care fraud involving participants from both sides of the Atlantic. Last month, Federal Bureau of Investigation officers swoo
    01 May 2004
  • Roundtable highlights need for change in London
    The benefits of change was a hot topic of discussion last month when leading London based figures got together to debate whether the Market’s entrepreneurialism has anything to fear from the various reform initiatives and regulators in the guise of the F
    01 May 2004
  • Analysts disagree on industry prospects
    Despite continuing strong results throughout the Bermudian/US property casualty (p/c) sector, recent pronouncements from insurance stock analysts offer a rather mixed message on investment prospects for the next few years. Morgan Stanley's team of US i
    01 May 2004
  • R+V vs Risk: Trial date set
    An application by German reinsurer R+V Versicherung AG to postpone the June trial date of its upcoming litigation with managing agency Risk was rejected last month, The Insurance Insider can reveal. In the 30 April order, Mr Justice Gross rejected R+V
    01 May 2004
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