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  • LMA launches new FI wordings
    Financial Institutions professional liability, a sector that has been decimated with higher than expected claims and coverage disputes in recent years, is to receive a new policy wordings form, courtesy of the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA).
    13 October 2003
  • Paper-free claims launch
    Claims management and outsourcing firm Xchanging unveiled a new way of dealing with claims last week when it opened its Claims Office of the Future on the sixth floor of the Lloyds building.
    13 October 2003
  • Tort reform: Insurers stand firm at $45bn, but progress at State level
    It seems that legislation to bring in an asbestos trust fund to compensate victims and end expensive lawsuits will stay log-jammed in the Senate after insurers refused to compromise on the contributions they would have to make.
    13 October 2003
  • Structural change as Converium shakes ZFS legacy
    Swiss reinsurer Converium has unveiled a new organisational and financial reporting structure, together with a management shake-up.
    13 October 2003
  • Aspen Re appoints bankers for possible IPO
    Reinsurance spin-off Aspen Re has appointed bankers Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs to advise on a possible $1bn+ US listing, according to sources.
    13 October 2003
  • RMS announces World Cup terror ART
    Californian firm Risk Management Solutions (RMS) announced that it has undertaken risk analysis for a bond covering football’s global governing body FIFA for cancellation of its 2006 World Cup in Germany.
    13 October 2003
  • Alexander Forbes targeted in $100bn apartheid class action
    Despite disapproval from the South African government, US class action lawyer Ed Fagan is threatening a $100bn suit against Alexander Forbes and a host of other companies because of their alleged mistreatment of over 10,000 employees during the apartheid
    13 October 2003
  • Arnie to take lead role in total reform
    California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi wasted no time last week in getting Governor-Elect Arnold Schwarzenegger on side in his quest for workers’ compensation reform.
    13 October 2003
  • GoshawK’s ongoing concerns prompt further downgrade
    Beleaguered Lloyd’s insurer GoshawK was dealt another blow last week as ratings agency Standard & Poor’s followed Moody’s and downgraded Syndicate 102 by another notch, questioning its ability to trade forward into 2004.
    13 October 2003
  • INSIDER SHORTS
    Credit Lyonnais chairman resigns over Executive Life scandal Jean Peyrelevade, the chairman of French banking Group Credit Lyonnais, has resigned following the Executive Life Insurance Company scandal.
    13 October 2003
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