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Greenberg set to quit Marsh claim reports

Jeffrery Greenberg, chief executive officer of embattled broker Marsh & McLennan is widely tipped to be due to resign today, despite reported denials by the group.

Willis

Moody's Investors Service has changed the outlook on the prospective Baa3 senior debt rating of Willis Group Holdings to negative from stable.

London Club warns on P/I claims

The London P&I Club has stressed the need for care to provide ships' crew and visitors with safe passageways as they go about their business in order to avoid potentially significant personal injury claims.

CBI calls for a moratorium on new regulation

Financial services companies are being battered by a tidal wave of regulation which threatens to undermine the sector's massive contribution to the UK economy, according to a new CBI report on the industry.

Japan suffers further quake damage

Japan has been hit by a powerful series of earthquakes that have left up at least 25 people dead and thousands more homeless, in the worst event since the Kobe earthquake of 1994.

Rehab: Working Party tackles psychology of injury

The insurance and legal sector supported Rehabilitation Working Party is hosting a one-day conference on The Psychology of Injury next month which will look at the need for a new claims model for personal injury.

Henderson joins Aspen Re

Aspen Re has announced that John Henderson has been appointed to the newly created post of senior underwriter for marine and energy.

NAIC investigating Spitzer allegations

As the fallout from Eliot Spitzer’s allegations of insurance industry misconduct continues, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has announced that it is looking to address the issue ‘aggressively’.

Willis strikes new deal

The Willis Commercial Network has signed up Arthur Doodson, an entertainment, corporate and high net worth specialist broker based in Manchester.

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