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Pinnacle launches FSA training

Pinnacle Insurance has launched a training initiative to provide regulatory and best practice training to brokers and intermediaries who may require support for FSA compliance.

Clock ticking for London Market reform

Business opportunities may be being turned away from the London insurance market because inefficient accounting and settlement processes make it too expensive to service, members of the International Underwriting Association (IUA) have been told.

PCI applauds NAIC over aliens

The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) has backed the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) decision to table consideration of an approved list of alien reinsurers.

Alea appoints new group president

Alea Group Holdings announced today that it has named Mark Ricciardelli as group president and chief operating officer, effective immediately.

S&P criticises new accounting standards

Standard & Poor's Rating Services said in a report published today that it expects notable shortcomings in Phase I of the International Financial Reporting Standards on insurance contracts when it is published at the end of this month.

Silverstein barred from WTC trial

World Trade Centre (WTC) leaseholder Larry Silverstein has been banned from attending the remainder of the ongoing trial over the insurance of the twin towers.

Aon launches advisory team

Aon has announced the launch of a specialist team, Aon Capital Advisory, to offer a range of advisory services for underwriting and insurance related entities.

GAB granted first Chinese licence

GAB Robins claims to have become the first international loss adjusting company to be awarded a licence to provide a full range of services to the Chinese insurance industry by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission.

Aviva cuts chief executive’s pay

Aviva has announced it cut chief executive Richard Harvey’s compensation 23% last year after he received a one-time payment in 2002 related to a merger. The value of his pension rose 24%.

Equitas reaches $245 agreement with US giant

Lloyd’s run off venture Equitas and US insurer Travelers Property Casualty have reached a comprehensive settlement of all policies existing between Travelers and those underwriters at Lloyd’s reinsured by Equitas.

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