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  • The sins of the father
    The collapse of Miles Smith Miles Smith, with its business specialities of professional liability, construction, professional indemnity and marine hull and machinery, was never a top-flight Lloyd’s broker. Its rather down at heel location just off Old
    01 June 2000
  • Allianz makes waves with Britannia acquisition
    Allianz acquisition of Tindall Riley is the latest installment in the shake-up in the marine world, reports Bevis Marks The talking point in recent weeks has been the proposed tie up between the management services company of Tindall Riley, who run
    01 June 2000
  • It's Life that you want
    The RSA and the CG(N)U have pursued opposite strategies and so far it is the CG(N)U, with their emphasis on life insurance, which has received the plaudits. Will general insurance come to Mendelsohn’s rescue or – as most analysts suggest – is it time f
    01 June 2000
  • Investor confidence returns
    It has not been the best of starts for the Bermudian Insurance industry but renewed investor confidence has enabled quoted stocks to recover much of the lost ground.
    01 June 2000
  • London takes further steps towards integration
    Just as Lloyd’s relinquishes its regulatory reigns over the market’s producers, it jointly proposes a radical shake up of the London market’s business standards with the IUA and LIBC. Although the measures have generated heated debate, the principles b
    01 June 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Insider Dealings
    The end of the tax year often spurs directors into share dealing, and this year proved no exception. The most enthusiastic was Independent duo Michael Bright and Phil Condon, who entered the market three times in March buying at £2.32, £1.93 and £1.92 (cu
    01 May 2000
  • 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
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