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AIG says committed to selling Taiwan unit to Primus
Global Business
NEW YORK (Bloomberg)—American International Group Inc. has no intention to sell its Taiwan-based life insurance unit to another party and won’t entertain an offer from Chinatrust Financial Holding Co., AIG said in an e-mailed statement.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100813/NEWS/100819956

 
Review of insurers on soldiers' death benefits requested
Global Business
WASHINGTON (Bloomberg)—Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100813/NEWS/100819957

 
Hewlett-Packard directors sued over CEO Hurd exit
Global Business
NEW YORK (Reuters)—Hewlett-Packard Co.'

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100813/NEWS01/100819958

 
RSA said to have bid for Aviva's nonlife assets
Global Business
LONDON (Bloomberg)—RSA Insurance Group P.L.C., the United Kingdom's biggest nonlife insurer, made a £5 billion ($7.98 billion) bid for Aviva P.L.C.'s general insurance business, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100813/NEWS/100819960

 
ACE names Keogh vice chairman
Global Business
ZURICH, Switzerland—ACE Ltd. said Thursday that John Keogh, who is chairman, insurance-Overseas General, has also been named vice chairman of ACE Ltd. and ACE Group Holdings.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819961

 
Filming injured worker at prayer did not violate privacy: Court
Global Business
PITTSBURGH—An workers compensation claimant failed to establish that an insurance investigator who videotaped him praying at an Islamic center violated his privacy rights, an appellate court in Pennsylvania has ruled.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819962

 
Filming injured worker at prayer did not violate privacy
Global Business
PITTSBURGH—A workers compensation claimant failed to establish that an insurance investigator who videotaped him praying at an Islamic center violated his privacy rights, an appellate court in Pennsylvania has ruled.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819962

 
BP to pay record fine over 2005 Texas refinery blast
Global Business
WASHINGTON—BP Products North America Inc., a unit of BP P.L.C., will pay a record $50.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819963

 
AIG trying to sell stake in Asian life business: Report
Global Business
NEW YORK—American International Group Inc. reportedly has held talks with potential investors to sell part of American International Assurance Co.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819964

 
PBGC takes over Chicago Sun-Times pension plans
Global Business
WASHINGTON—The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. said Thursday that it has taken over and terminated seven underfunded pension plans sponsored by the Chicago Sun-Times.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819965

 
Worker can pursue pregnancy bias, ADA claim for transfer
Global Business
CINCINNATI—A pregnant welder who was transferred from her job can pursue pregnancy discrimination and Americans with Disabilities Act claims, a divided federal appeals court has ruled in largely overturning a lower court decision.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS/100819966

 
Prudential sees lower costs for failed bid for AIG unit
Global Business
LONDON (Reuters)—British insurer Prudential P.L.C. said its failed bid for American International Group Inc.'

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100812/NEWS01/100819967

 
VCIA honors captive contributions
Global Business
BURLINGTON, Vt.—The Vermont Captive Insurance Assn.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/ISSUE/100819968

 
Captives weather soft market: Best
Global Business
While they’re facing increasing competition from commercial market companies, captive insurers generally seem well positioned to provide healthy risk financing alternatives despite the soft market, according to a report from A.M. Best Co. Inc.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/ISSUE/100819969

 
Conference attendance up over last year, officials say
Global Business
BURLINGTON, Vt.—After a slight dip last year, attendance is up at the Vermont Captive Insurance Assn.’s annual conference, VCIA officials say.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/ISSUE/100819970

 
ACE European names Middle East, North Africa leader
Global Business
MANAMA, Bahrain—ACE European Group Ltd. on Wednesday said it has named Stephen Dixon as regional managing director of the insurer's Middle East and North Africa operations.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819972

 
AIG's aircraft unit boosts bond sale to $4.4B
Global Business
LOS ANGELES (Bloomberg)—American International Group Inc.'s plane-leasing unit boosted a debt offering to $4.4 billion of secured and unsecured notes as it seeks to repay a portion of loans from the bailed-out insurer.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819973

 
Calif. comp bureau OKs 29.6% rate hike recommendation
Global Business
SAN FRANCISCO—The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California’s governing board on Wednesday approved a recommendation to increase rates by 29.6% beginning Jan. 1, 2011.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819974

 
Illinois bars job discrimination based on credit history
Global Business
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has signed into law a bill that prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of their credit history.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819975

 
Former Washington powerhouse Rostenkowski dies at 82
Global Business
WASHINGTON—Former U.S. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, a long-time chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and one-time political powerhouse, died Wednesday. He was 82.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819976

 
Hannover Re names life, health reinsurance leader
Global Business
HANOVER, Germany—Hannover Reinsurance Co. has named Klaus Miller as leader of its life and health reinsurance business in northern and central Europe and as a member of its executive board effective Sept. 1.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100811/NEWS/100819977

 
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