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  • S&P holds negative outlook on reinsurance sector
    Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) announced last Thursday (15 April 2004) that it will hold its negative outlook on the global reinsurance industry, voicing concerns over the potential for further development of prior-year reserves in the coming year
    19 April 2004
  • Workers’ compensation victory earns cautious welcome
    Last week saw victory for Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in his crusade to reform the state’s troubled workers’ compensation system, as a landmark bill was passed with an overwhelming 77-3 vote in the State Assembly and 33-3 in the Senate.
    19 April 2004
  • Spitzer probes Marsh over PSAs
    MMC is facing the prospect of a further, unwelcome regulatory probe as the New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer examines commission payments charged by insurance intermediaries such as Marsh, the world’s largest insurance broker.
    19 April 2004
  • Aon FI team joins Willis
    The triumvirate of financial institution brokers who left Aon last summer have finally completed their notice period and joined Willis.
    19 April 2004
  • Credit insurance sector stable, says Moody’s
    Stabilising economic conditions and effective portfolio management are factors warranting a stable outlook for the European credit insurance industry, says ratings agency Moody’s.
    19 April 2004
  • Munich Re promises 2004 ratings upgrade
    German reinsurer Munich Re went on the offensive last week by publishing its objectives for the coming year - key of which was the restoration of its treasured double-A rating.
    19 April 2004
  • R&SA’s ‘core’ looks smaller with Scandinavia speculation
    Royal & Sun Alliance’s strategic move to lose its non-core international operations may extend to its Scandinavian arm – despite only last year saying the area was one of its three areas which it would focus on.
    19 April 2004
  • WTC update: Trial enters final furlong
    WTC leaseholder Silverstein Properties and insurers led by reinsurance giant Swiss Re are litigating over which contractual wordings the various parties used in placing the building’s insurance cover.
    19 April 2004
  • Novae PI appointments
    Novae Underwriting, the recently launched liability operation of Lloyd’s insurer SVB, announced the appointment of two leading professional indemnity (PI) underwriters last week.
    19 April 2004
  • SCOR applies for Chinese licence
    French reinsurer revealed last week that it has applied for a licence with the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) to write reinsurance business in China.
    19 April 2004
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