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Ernst & Young signs up for Benfield’s ReMetrica

Benfield has announced that Ernst & Young has signed an agreement to license its ReMetrica Dynamic Financial Analysis (DFA) modelling tool to undertake a range of economic capital modelling work for its insurance and reinsurance clients around the world.

AIG sets up marine and energy division after Starr divorce

American International Group (AIG) has announced that it has established AIG Global Marine and Energy, a new division of the AIG property and casualty insurance subsidiaries. The unit will service the insurance, risk management and loss control needs of…

AWAC in $500m debt issue

Allied World Assurance Company Holdings, the parent company of Bermudian (re)insurer AWAC, has announced it is offering a $500 million issue of unsecured debt

Willis pulls $300m bond issue

Willis Group has announced that it has decided not to proceed with a $300m bond offering by its subsidiary, Willis North America.

Link and Zenith to 'streamline' the business

Motor insurers Link and Zenith have announced they are to start a review programme across their entire range of products, following the acquisition of Rubicon Insurance Solutions Limited’s Maidstone operation.

AA acquires rival broker

AA Insurance Services has agreed terms this morning to Taylor Price & Co, which trades as Direct Choice Insurance.

AIG to tap quarter billion pound affinity space

AIG Affinity is investing a multi-million pound war chest to create and implement marketing campaigns to help drive health and protection insurance through banks, building societies, credit card companies, retailers, utilities and trade unions.

Road accident deaths fall in 2005

The number of people killed in road accidents fell by 1% in 2005, the Department of Transport said as it published national statistics on road casualties in Great Britain in 2005, which relate to casualties in accidents reported to the police.

Goshawk relists after delayed results published

Goshawk, parent company of Rosemont Re the Bermudian (re)insurer in run-off and former Lloyd’s managing agent, has released its delayed preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2005 as follows:

Rating agency voices concern over Lloyd's transparency

The level of disclosure prescribed under Lloyd's much-maligned previous accounting and reporting regime is considered superior to that mandated under the Companies Act and generally accepted accounting principles, according to Standard and Poor's. These…

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