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  • Kidnap on the increase, says Hiscox
    A new comprehensive survey has shown that world-wide kidnappings for ransom in 1999 reached a record peak. The number of reported world-wide kidnappings for ransom rose from the 1998 peak of 1,690 to 1,789 in 1999, a rise of 5.9%. 92% of those incident
    01 May 2000
  • Depression deepens
    Little good news to report, as rates remain sluggish and losses deepen, reports Bevis Marks March and April are the months when the traditional marine insurance market pauses to take stock of itself. The end of year season for hulls is over; the Clubs
    01 May 2000
  • Inside Unicover
    Cigna - hiding the truth? Cigna continues to claim that its exposure to Unicover and workers' compensation reinsurance is minor. But evidence in London would suggest the contrary. Stirling Cooke Brown - litigation continues to hurt. Blanch - US bro
    01 May 2000
  • EMF - Shocking the market?
    After asbestosis is there a new disaster lurking around the corner? Electromagnetic fields (EMF’s) have been hyped as the cause of a myriad of diseases, from brain tumours to breast cancer, science has not proved conclusively that the persistent use of co
    01 May 2000
  • Drop the Pilot
    The Insurance Insider launches a new column looking at some of the market’s specialist insurance classes. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or ‘Drones’, are at the cutting edge of technological development in aviation, military and commercial fields. A
    01 May 2000
  • A Flash in the man
    Former Lloyd's underwriter David Forrest has used his insurance savvy to promote Flashpoint to the premier league of film financing.But insurers retreat in the wake of market film losses - and the prospect of litigation - could cause problems. And not eve
    01 May 2000
  • Low Frequency Radiation - High Frequency Litigation?
    Studies have shown that up to 25% of office staff can be considerably affected by electro magnetic fields that emanate from work-place equipment such as computers to the extent that their working ability is seriously impaired. Of those employees a conside
    01 May 2000
  • Jaffray: Names Having Their Last Day in Court
    The last scene of the great Lloyd's tragicomedy is being played out in the Commercial Court before Mr Justice Cresswell. 220 Names are seeking to avoid pursuit by Lloyd's for debt by suing the Society for fraudulent misrepresentation.
    01 May 2000
  • Dazzled by the Glamour
    The London Market has not been a happy hunting ground for US life reinsurers writing workers’ compensation or Australian Catastrophe reinsurers in the last few years. But at least they can take succour that it’s not all one-way traffic. The London market’
    01 May 2000
  • Does Internet Spell Disintermediation?
    The website of Aon, the world’s second largest broker, is quite something. Not once is there any mention of either broker or broking. Aon, like its great rival Marsh, has seen the future and broking is a dirty word.
    01 March 2000
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