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  • The P&I market is performing below its full potential despite two years of hard markets, according to a new report release by HSBC Insurance Brokers.
  • Recently floated Bermudian (re)insurer Alea released a buoyant trading statement today (19 January 2004), highlighting strong renewals and good prospects for the year ahead.
  • Another new appointment at SVB last week as the Lloyd’s insurer unveiled Tony Hambro as a non-executive director.
  • Reinsurance broker Benfield announced Friday (16 January) that its Australian subsidiary Benfield (Australia) Pty Limited has bought rival Airs Re Pty Ltd.
  • According to the International Underwriting Association (IUA), most London Market (re)insurers are in a position to prove their eligibility for exemption from Federal Excise Tax (FET) as required by a recently imposed UK/US Tax Treaty.
  • Lloyd’s chairman Lord Levene has again focused on tort reform, US funding requirements and the “special relationship” between the UK and US in a speech to the Downtown Association in New York.
  • According to a new report from rating agency Moody’s, statutory reserve requirements are making direct writers of US individual life insurance policies increasingly dependent on offshore reinsurance to offload growing reserving pressures from their balanc
  • Last week, Bermudian insurer Allied World Assurance Company appointed a new chief executive in a move that will do little to quash speculation that the company may look to go public later this year.
  • Shelbourne Development, a privately owned Irish property group, is close to buying the iconic Lloyd’s of London building, One Lime Street.
  • French and US regulators have released details of a compliance programme for French bank Credit Lyonnais, which reached settlement earlier this month in a long running investigation into alleged breaches of American and California state banking laws in th