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  • Executive Life saga set for finale
    A US Federal Jury has at long last issued an ultimatum to the parties that controversially purchased the assets of Executive Life, the Californian insurer that collapsed in 1991.
    01 September 2003
  • Broker M&A set to return
    Waning market share, slower premium rises and fiercer competition among smaller businesses: all are cited as catalysts for a mooted increase in broker M&A Consolidation among brokers is set to increase, according to new analysis by investment bank Morg
    01 September 2003
  • Company pensions - counting the cost
    Laptop looks at Lloyd’s and ILV pension deficits and questions the increasing actuarial control... Actuaries Lane, Clark and Peacock estimate that, out of the 90 companies in the FTSE-100 index, only 13 showed a surplus of assets over liabilities in th
    01 September 2003
  • Fears of high losses gone with the wind
    Hurricane Isabel, which hit the US eastern seaboard with heavy wind and rain on 18 September, is estimated to have caused $1billion of insured property damage - significantly less than early forecasts.
    01 September 2003
  • Lloyd’s reduces levies
    Capital providers at Lloyd's will see their fees reduced next year after the Society restructured the levies charged on each underwriting member. As predicted in the August edition of The Insider, Lloyd's will end the current 2 percent premium levy at
    01 September 2003
  • Higher US asbestos reserves spell trouble for London market
    UK insurers are being warned that increases in US reserves against asbestos-related claims could be a taster of things to come for the London market. The warning comes after news that US underwriters have bolstered their reserves for asbestos-related c
    01 September 2003
  • Swiss Re shows improvement
    Like its slightly larger German rival Munich Re, Swiss Re has been recently downgraded by S&P. But at least the reinsurer has reported improved half-year results, returning earnings of SFr691mn up from SFr118mn for the first six months of 2002.
    01 September 2003
  • Wellington restores dividend on profits upturn
    Lloyd’s insurer Wellington Underwriting restored its dividend to shareholders last week following a sharp rise in interim profits.
    01 September 2003
  • Members’ Agents still split on Chaucer
    Despite last month’s decision by Lloyd’s to approve Chaucer’s syndicate merger plans, it seems the fiery response from elements of the Members' Agents has yet to be doused.
    01 September 2003
  • Illium set for Lloyd's start-up
    Illium Insurance Group Ltd, the UK liability start-up headed by former Limit underwriter Denis Burniston and Russell Benzies, the former chief executive of Euler Trade Indemnity plc, is set to begin trading via a new Lloyd’s Syndicate 4040 next year.
    01 September 2003
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