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  • Capacity auctions show confidence slump
    The third capacity auction saw prices fall as Names withdrew support for syndicates The third, delayed, Lloyd's syndicate capacity auction reflected the turmoil within the Lloyd's market. A total of £364.8mn of capacity was traded at an average price o
    01 November 2001
  • Allianz blames WTC business interruption
    German insurer Allianz blamed increasing business interruption claims as it increased its estimated net exposures to the WTC attacks.
    01 November 2001
  • Slayden banned
    According to a Lloyd's regulatory bulletin, the former chairman of broker Bannerman Slayden Cater Ltd Vincent Slayden was found guilty in absentia of “two charges of discreditable conduct” by a Lloyd's disciplinary tribunal after “failing to serve a defen
    01 November 2001
  • The Search for Capital
    While Bermuda attracts $8bn of fresh capital post 11 September, investors are less confident about backing the Lloyd's market While Bermuda basks in almost $8bn of new, post 11 September capital, Lloyd's insurers are scrambling around to ensure they ca
    01 November 2001
  • Copenhagen Re's future uncertain after further downgrade
    Copenhagen Re, (Cop Re) a popular source of non-marine reinsurance for Lloyd's Syndicates, has been the subject of another ratings action by Moody's. Following the 11 September attacks Cop Re announced net losses in the range of $20mn to $32mn.
    01 November 2001
  • Carve-out regulation fails to exclude "Unicover"
    Workers' Compensation carveout reinsurance, for 20 years a maverick off-shoot of one the US’s most regulated insurance classes, has at last become the focus of attention by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). A white paper recently
    01 November 2001
  • Why Aneco is flawed
    The recent Aneco judgement increases brokers' liabilities in the event of negligent advice. Tim Brentall of Elborne Mitchell argues the decision is flawed. There was once a successful barrister who would occasionally advise his clients thus: “I have re
    01 November 2001
  • CNA announces third quarter net loss
    CNA Financial Corporation has reported a third quarter net loss of $155mn. The group's net loss in the current quarter is due primarily to an estimated loss of $304mn after-tax ($468mn pretax), net of reinsurance, from the 11 September attacks and related
    01 November 2001
  • Aon terrorism rider causes $100m PA loss
    According to market sources, Aon placed a business travel lineslip into the London market which, in addition to covering employees while on corporate travel, had a terrorism rider extending coverage to all employees victim of a terrorism attack. Aon origi
    01 November 2001
  • War Diary
    In the weeks that followed the USA attacks The Insurance Insider published a daily e-mail update of events and information as they unfolded - an edited version follows......
    01 October 2001
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