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  • Atrium managed Syndicate 570 has had its "A" (good) status affirmed by ratings agency Moody's, following an annual review of the syndicate's performance.
  • The triumvirate of financial institution brokers who left Aon last summer have finally completed their notice period and joined Willis.
  • Cathedral managed Lloyd’s Syndicate 2010 had its ‘A-‘ (Excellent) rating affirmed by AM Best last Tuesday (7 April).
  • Lloyd’s has announced that Philip Lader, formerly US ambassador to the United Kingdom, will join the Lloyd’s Council as a nominated member.
  • Aon's 2003 results were broadly in line with analysts' expectations, with net earnings growing by more than a third and positive work done on de-leveraging the balance sheet with more debt being repaid early. But despite this progress, operating earnings
  • Research from the London Market Principles (LMP) Programme Office, shows that brokers expect to place 95 percent of their open market business on LMP slips.
  • Aon’s 2003 results were broadly in line with analysts’ expectations, with net earnings growing by more than a third and positive work done on de-leveraging the balance sheet with more debt being repaid early. But despite this progress, operating earnings
  • 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
  • In the last edition of Insider Week (No 154) we referred to Lloyd’s members’ agency Hampden Agencies recruiting a former CBS Names’ executive, Roger Sedgwick Rough, who had been made “redundant”.
  • Over 100 of Aon clients face laddering suits that could hit directors and officers and financial institutions insurers Aon’s enthusiasm for US financial institutions cover in the late nineties is reflected by their clients exposure to the morass of lad