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  • The success of a controversial $45mn claim from Stanford Financial Group (SFG)'s former chief investment officer (CIO) against a number of Lloyd's insurers will boil down to the specific wording of the original directors' and officers' (D&O) policy in whi
  • Global (re)insurance stocks remained steady in early trading today (30 September) as news of the rejection by US Congress last night of the $700bn rescue package for the country's ailing banking sector sent tremors through global indices.
  • On the 18 April anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco "big one", a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shook southern Illinois last week issuing a warning to (re)insurers, some of whom are already reducing quake coverage.
  • Property damage from the earthquake that hit the UK on 27 February is likely to cause insured losses of between £15-30mn, according to initial estimates by Risk Management Solutions (RMS).
  • Arthur J Gallagher & Co (AJG) has bolstered its presence in the energy markets with the agreement to acquire a 38.5 percent stake in Jamaican-headquartered intermediary CGM Group (CGM).
  • Arthur J Gallagher & Co (AJG) has acquired a 38.5 percent interest in Jamaican-headquartered intermediary CGM Group (CGM) as part of the US-firm's strategic growth in the region, The Insurance Insider has learnt.
  • London Market-fronted binding authorities specialising in the mortgage banking market look set for a hit from directors and officers (D&O) claims arising out of the sub-prime debacle.
  • Spreads of Lloyd's subordinated debt over the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) have widened since late July as concerns over US sub-prime mortgages hit credit markets.
  • The advisors to a controversial scheme of arrangement have withdrawn their appeal leaving an untidy High Court decision apparently at odds with legal developments. When the proposed British Aviation Insurance Company (BAIC) scheme of arrangement...
  • More than 1,000 people are thought to have perished in the massive earthquake which struck a small island off western Indonesia yesterday – a mere 100 miles from the epicentre of the Boxing Day earthquake that left 280,000 people dead or missing across As