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  • Endurance subpoenaed in Spitzer probe
    Bermudian (re)insurer Endurance Specialty Holdings revealed last week (6 January 2005) that its US subsidiary Endurance Reinsurance Corporation of America had become the latest firm to be subpoenaed by campaigning New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer i
    10 January 2004
  • Rivera resigns from ACE USA
    Last week, ACE USA chief executive Susan Rivera became the second most high profile casualty from the investigations into insurance industry practices following the ousting of MMC chief executive Jeffrey Greenberg in October 2004.
    10 January 2004
  • Erwin batters northern Europe
    No letting up in natural catastrophes after record 2004 losses After 2004 produced record insured losses from natural catastrophes estimated at some $40bn, 2005 started in a similar vein as Windstorm Erwin cut a swathe through northern Europe over the
    10 January 2004
  • Davies to drive AEGIS energy
    Lloyd’s managing agency AEGIS announced last week the appointment of Stuart Davies as managing director of its energy Syndicate 1225, tasked with driving through its development as a lead underwriter in both onshore and offshore energy.
    10 January 2004
  • Serio steps down
    Gregory Serio has announced that he will be stepping down from his current post as New York Superintendent of Insurance.
    10 January 2004
  • Liquidators announce Independent settlement
    The Joint Provisional Liquidators of the Independent Insurance Company have announced an out-of-court settlement with Berkeley Burke, one of the failed insurer’s creditors.
    10 January 2004
  • BIBA warns on insurance buying
    As the FSA deadline for broker regulation approaches, the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has warned that consumers may face added danger and confusion if they buy their insurance from a non-regulated company.
    10 January 2004
  • Kinnect bags new sign-ups
    Lloyd’s-backed electronic data transfer system Kinnect announced today that Hiscox and Liberty Syndicates have pledged their support for the project and “will sign contracts shortly”.
    10 January 2004
  • Bush makes tort reform a priority
    President Bush boosted hopes of US tort reform last week when he staged a series of events putting the case for limitations on lawsuits.
    10 January 2004
  • Marsh refuses to give up on Beecher FINPRO defectors
    Marsh has tempted back one of the key professional liability brokers who defected from the firm to join the expanding Atlanta headquartered broker Beecher Carlson in the New Year.
    10 January 2004
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