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  • NM Rothschild planning £500mn Lloyd’s vehicle
    One of the UK’s oldest banks, NM Rothschild & Sons, is planning a new Lloyd’s investment vehicle with Sax Riley, the Society’s retiring chairman, and the Lloyd’s Members Agency Sedgwick Oakwood Capital Ltd.
    01 July 2002
  • The corporate cuckoos
    The withdrawal of capacity, a plethora of reinsurance disputes and departing corporate capital has left a vast number of open syndicates. Laptop analyses what went wrong The proposed Lloyd’s franchise reforms are partly justified as a way of preventing
    01 July 2002
  • P&C insurers report limited exposures to WorldCom collapse
    The collapse of the telecommunications firm WorldCom is not as damaging for the P&C Insurance industry as Enron, with most of the industry's exposure to WorldCom's $30bn of outstanding debt in the hands of the life insurers.
    01 July 2002
  • OAMPS' bitter past
    OAMPS is Australia’s first accredited Lloyd’s broker - but its recent successes hide a bitter boardroom battle that ended with the disqualification of its former Chairman. One of the largest shareholders of Lloyd's only accredited Australian broking ho
    01 July 2002
  • Chicago brokers battle over stamping ground
    The rivalry between Aon and its Chicago neighbour Near North is becoming increasingly vicious with allegations of theft, blackmail, and industrial espionage. It's unlikely that Pat Ryan, the impeccably groomed head of Aon, was upset by the arrest of...
    01 July 2002
  • Corporate America revelations hit insurers
    D&O insurers take the strain as the examples of numerical innovations and accounting irregularities mount. The Insider analyses the high-profile corporate losses which could impact the sector. On announcing their 2nd quarter results on 23 July, St Paul
    01 July 2002
  • Jaffray Names lose 'fraud'case appeal
    The Court of Appeal unanimously rejected the case brought by the so called Jaffray Names against Lloyd's, and upheld the earlier High Court ruling that Lloyd's had not committed fraud.
    01 July 2002
  • ZFS solvency fears hit Converium
    Shares in Zurich’s former reinsurance arm Converium fell sharply as investors reacted to fears of collecting recoverables from its former parent, ZFS.
    01 July 2002
  • Lloyd's WTC exposures remain static
    Jeremy Pinchin, Lloyd’s Special Counsel for September 11, encouraged market executives when he confirmed that Lloyd’s exposures to the World Trade Center have not deteriorated.
    01 July 2002
  • Syndicate 138 to close
    Syndicate 138 is set to close or merge with another syndicate after its corporate backer SAFECO has decided to exit Lloyd’s. Jonathan Gale, Syndicate 138 underwriter, has already resigned from the syndicate less than a year after being appointed as Ralph
    01 July 2002
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