All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 257
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Moody’s: AIG has made important strides
Rating agency comments on company’s restructuring progress; review continues
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CII marriage called off
Financial discrepancies prevent merger with Australian training organisation
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Major transformations seen, but 'more to be achieved in 2009', he says.
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2008 was costliest year ever for insurance
Cat losses soared to $50bn, says Swiss Re sigma report
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Did 2008’s hurricanes meet expectations? Professor Mark Saunders of TSR reviews a stormy year.
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Ex-AIG Re chief tells court of ‘tough London upbringing’
Statements made prior to Christian Milton’s sentencing for finite reinsurance fraud in the US
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Amlin completes SPS transaction
Special purpose syndicate will write 15% quota share of XOL re account for Syndicate 2001
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Munich Re and RMS in long-term research deal
Cooperation agreement initiated due to ‘growing complexity of risk’
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JLT Re opens treaty reinsurance office in Bermuda
New operation will be headed by Antony Ainsworth
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Carvill closure - chairman's letter to clients
Broker's announcements spells out 'external factors' which have made it impossible to compete
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California picks top three brokers
AON Benfield, Guy Carpenter and Willis Re will assist with earthquake reinsurance
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Ironshore completes Marine Re purchase
Acquisition is the first stage of a strategy to build a marine franchise
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Carvill to cease trading
Bermudian reinsurance broker says it is no longer able to compete
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Max Capital outlook revised to positive
AM Best decision based on a reduction in the company’s riskier investments
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Lloyd's welcomes US reinsurance changes
Spokesman Sean McGovern says NAIC must now seek 'speedy implementation'
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AIG corrects $10bn Wall St Journal story
AIG clarifies that $10bn is maximum - not actual - loss on swaps sold on synthetic securities
