All Reinsurance articles – Page 129
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Tawa acquires run-off business
Tawa has entered into an agreement to acquire Continental Management Services Limited
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Opening doors in Latin American insurance market
The Latin American reinsurance market looks set to explode in coming years, according to a new Benfield report
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Quanta and Chaucer announce joint venture
Quanta and Chaucer's joint venture, Pembroke JV Limited, will own Pembroke Managing Agency Limited
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Scottish Re shareholders approve deal
Scottish Re's shareholders have voted in favour of a last chance deal with MassMutual; ratings are unchanged
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SCOR encouraged by Converium upgrade
Due to its upgrade, Converium and SCOR combined would “have a strong commercial position”, says SCOR
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AM Best comments on Swiss Re results
Despite its post tax profit of CHF4.6bn and announced share buyback, Swiss Re's ratings will remain unchanged
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Miller expands reinsurance unit
Miller has appointed two new directors for its reinsurance business unit
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Converium wins back its “A” rating
Converium is celebrating Standard & Poor's decision to restore its A-rating
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Swiss Re to buy back GE shares
Swiss Re announced record net income of €2.9bn and revealed plans to buy back GE's stake in the company
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A tale of two companies
Catlin's acquisition of Wellington was one of the biggest deals of 2006 and with healthy profits expected, 2007 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the company. Liz Booth finds out more.
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A good deal harder
Everyone seems to agree that 2007 will see an increase in M&A activity in the reinsurance sector. But what is less clear is whether any of the deals will represent good value for the shareholders of the companies involved. Lindsey Rogerson investigates.
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Dispute resolution
A reinsurance dispute can easily become drawn out and costly. So what are the alternatives to litigation and how can they be adopted by the industry? Paul Moss provides a solution.
