All Company articles – Page 9
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Online onlyBuffett to invest CHF3bn in Swiss Re
Swiss Re shores up capital, expecting net loss for 2008 of CHF 1bn
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Munich Re: €100m profit in Q4 despite financial gloom
Reinsurance combined ratio of 99.5%; shorter-tail business has increased; 2008 profit of €1.5bn.
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New Castle Re downgraded
AM Best reassesses company in run-off following sale of infrastructure and change in business profile
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Mitsui Sumitomo opens in Qatar
Insurer receives QFC approval; expected to attract more Japanese companies to Qatar
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Transatlantic sees positives as income drops
Q4 income falls to $4.4m from $112.5m; renewals good despite concerns over AIG backing.
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Starr and Zurich in US alliance
Deal allows for extra capacity for commercial property risks in North America
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AIG names vice chairman
Anastasia Kelly promoted from the role of executive vice president
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Online onlyNew Fortis deal
BNP Paribas and Fortis agree revisions to their deal, hoping that shareholders will accept it on 11 February.
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Willis Re takes 17 Carvill brokers
Appointment of speciality brokers will drive growth in US, UK
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RGA appoints professor and merchandising exec
New board members replace former directors associated with Metlife, RGA’s former shareholder
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Compre buys Länsförsäkringar’s companies in run-off
Deal involves Stockholm Re and Wasa International Insurance Company
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Ex-AIG Re chief sentenced to four years in jail
Christian Milton, a British former AIG executive, was found guilty of ‘finite reinsurance’ fraud involving AIG and Gen Re
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Online onlySwiss Re (GB) CEO joins Canopius
Tim Carroll becomes underwriting director at the Lloyd’s firm
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Carvill’s US staff ‘taking accounts with them’
Individual brokers preparing for new roles at other companies as Carvill winds up
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Scottish Re (US) downgraded
Moody’s action follows news that Hannover Re will buy a portion of Scottish Re’s business
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Three Japanese insurers to merge
New largest non-life insurer in Japan to be formed by Mitsui Sumitomo, Aioi Insurance and Nissay Dowa
