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  • Inside News
    Omega completes 529 acquisition Lloyd's managing agency Omega Underwriting Agents, who manage the non-marine Syndicate 958, are to takeover the business of troubled Syndicate 529, subject to final approval by the Lloyd’s regulators. This follows the
    01 November 2000
  • Speculate at Your Own Risk - David Schiff on E-Madness, Insurance Stocks, and Capital
    Since we began Schiff ’s Insurance Observer twelve years ago, we’ve generally maintained an attitude of skepticism. However, not wanting to be a stopped clock that’s right twice a day, we’ve tried not to let our skepticism turn into cynicism, tainting our
    01 November 2000
  • Insider Vital Insurance Statistics
    Goshawk Goshawk might look a tad on the small size when it comes to market capitalisation, but it's got quite an enviable advantage over virtually all of its bigger Lloyd's peers. All Lloyd's vehicles dream of owning 100 per cent of their managed capac
    01 November 2000
  • A Mixed Lot of Auctions
    The volume of capacity traded in this season increased with each auction, but still failed to match those traded in previous years, and unsatisfied sell orders continue to increase.
    01 November 2000
  • The Fruits of Mediocrity or Mendacity?
    Laptop takes a look at investments at Lloyd’s and the recent trend of working capital cash calls, and argues for a review of procedures In closing the 1997 account on the 31st December 1999 Lloyd syndicates used £849mn of their premium income to boost
    01 November 2000
  • Not The Real Catastrophe
    RSA and CGNU handled the recent floods with aplomb, but will they and smaller insurers find themselves suffering after the latest storms? Loss assessors are an unreliable bunch. Take the dreadful flooding that in England's south east recently; before
    01 November 2000
  • Unicover Keeps Rolling On
    Unicover, the workers compensation debacle responsible for hundreds of millions of losses to a wide selection of brokers and reinsurance companies, continues to cause problems for those involved.
    01 November 2000
  • A Very Dull Recovery
    As another uneventful reporting season closes the industry continues to sit back and stare at the golden horizon of the long anticipated market recovery Now that another reporting period for the insurers has come and gone it’s always useful to glance
    01 October 2000
  • Inside News
    AIG departure ignites speculation The succession issue at AIG, the uberinsurer dominated by the patriarchal presence of the 75-year-old Hank Greenberg, is taking on Elizabethan proportions.
    01 October 2000
  • Auctions Remain Depressed
    Auction prices are still well below the level of preceding years with Auction 5 being the only one yet to see an increased volume traded. September saw two of the last remaining Lloyd’s capacity auctions to be held this season finish in less than a bl
    01 October 2000
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