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  • Calls for WTC settlement grow
    Silverstein and Swiss Re posturing continues but patience wears thin The war of words between parties in the World Trade Center (WTC) insurance dispute continues to rage, despite the growing clamour for resolution of costly legal proceedings that conti
    01 October 2003
  • Coutts vindicated in 'duty of care'
    'Unreliable' evidence of veteran Lloyd’s underwriter ends accusations of negligence Coutts, the royal bankers, has been exonerated in a legal battle about whether it should have told a Lloyd's syndicate that its managing agents had not opened an Indepe
    01 October 2003
  • Heath's settles key Phoenix
    Heath's has settled much of its film finance exposures following the opening submissions in a critical High Court trial this month. The so-called "Phoenix" trial promised to set a marker for a series of multi-million dollar disputes involving insurance ba
    01 October 2003
  • Creechurch set to merge syndicates
    Personal accident specialist Jonathan Thomas is set to become the active underwriter of Creechurch's merged syndicates, if Lloyd's franchise performance director Rolf Tolle approves the move.
    01 October 2003
  • CEO compensation: a system out of control - By Ralph S. Saul
    As long as average CEOs are paid as if they were superior CEOs, the issue of executive overcompensation won't go away. Where CEO pay is out of alignment with long-term corporate results, shareholders will not remain complacent. How, during the past two de
    01 October 2003
  • CNA exits reinsurance - asbestos reserve boost imminent?
    CNA Financial Corporation became the latest insurance Group to exit reinsurance when revealing that it has sold the renewal rights, together with much of its under-performing reinsurance book, to Folksamerica Reinsurance Company, a unit of Bermudian based
    01 October 2003
  • Labor rejection threatens asbestos rescue bid
    Followers of US tort reform developments were teased this month with the prospect of a real breakthrough, as Republican Senator Bill Frist stepped in to rescue stalling asbestos talks, negotiating a new deal between insurers and industrial defendants over
    01 October 2003
  • GoshawK's future still on knife-edge - But management deny buy-out rumours...
    October was another eventful month for beleaguered Lloyd's insurer GoshawK, yet its future looks no less certain. Chief executive Chris Fagan denied suggestions that the management were considering a buy-out - telling The Insider “there is no truth in
    01 October 2003
  • Kendrick benefits from ACE reshuffle
    ACE's Syndicate 2488 underwriter Andrew Kendrick has been promoted to the role of president and chief executive officer of ACE Bermuda, replacing the current incumbent Mark Herman. Currently president of ACE Global Markets and a director of ACE INA UK
    01 October 2003
  • HIH gains access to film finance ‘fraud’ material
    Defunct Australian insurer HIH has won partial access to pleadings and legal information from AIG subsidiary Lexington Insurance Company to help advance possible fraud allegations against the broker JLT. HIH applied to the High Court following the Ju
    01 October 2003
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