All Regulatory articles – Page 31
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Converium ratings unaffected by takeover bid
AM Best says Converium's financial strength rating of B++ will remain unchanged
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PCI: Mississippi AG proposals are "draconian"
The PCI has rejected proposals that would require insurers selling auto insurance in Mississippi to also sell homeowners policies.
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Bermuda to be competitive in Europe
AM Best believes Bermuda reinsurers will become competitive in Europe due to recent events in Florida
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Lloyd's backs call for single US regulator
“As a victim of the existing system and the iniquities that Lloyd's has had to suffer over collateral, the sooner a new system come in the better.”
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CV Starr obtains China licence
CV Starr has acquired a licence to operate in China, according to CEO Hank Greenberg. Speaking during a lecture at Lloyd's, Greenberg confirmed the company would be looking to set up a syndicate in the near future. Meanwhile Lloyd's CEO Richard Ward confirmed that the future CV Starr syndicate would ...
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Solvency II inadequacies remain
In its response to the latest consultation on Solvency II, EDHEC has highlighted a number of "inadequacies"
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Max Re results out; CFO retires
Despite reporting a 37% decline in its net premiums earned in 2006, Max Re has reported a record net income
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FSA focuses on principles-based regulation for 2007/8
The FSA has published its business plan for 2007/8 which sets out its priorities for the coming year.
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Florida declared a disaster area
President Bush declares the state of Florida a disaster area in the aftermath of devastating tornadoes
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Features
Not what it says on the tin
A round-up of some key cases in the UK and the US in 2006 highlights some basic issues with follow-the-settlement and claims cooperation clauses, explain Ian McKenna, Wendy Allen-Rodney, Matthew Ingber and Jordan Rosenfeld.
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Country Analysis
Hitting the ground running
Energy-rich Middle Eastern state Qatar is poised for rapid change. With one of the biggest development projects in the world underway, its undeveloped insurance industry is targeted for massive reform. Helen Yates considers the country's bid to attract the world's insurers and reinsurers.
