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Articles for 30 September 2005
Commercial property rates ‘on the rise worldwide’, claims AIG
By Jonathan Rest
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Support for Tria extension grows in wake of Katrina
OHN DEARIE (left) and BRIAN GREEN of law firm Edwards & Angell consider the future of the federal backstop for terrorism in the US
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Spitzer probes St Paul Travelers
By Jonathan Rest
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Entire reinsurance sector gets negative outlook after Katrina
By Scott Vincent
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ABI sounds warning over Lewes floods
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Pause for a clause: arbitration locations
STEPHEN NETHERWAY of CMS Cameron McKenna considers the need to choose arbitration locations carefully
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Civil Procedure Rules lay down the gauntlet
HENRIETTA CROMPTON of Mills & Reeve considers new rules on electronic disclosure which come into effect tomorrow
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Profitable Omega plans new growth
By Scott Vincent
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Newly formed Axa Gulf steals march on rivals in burgeoning Middle East market
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Converium Gaum deal keeps it in air sector
By Reimo Krebs
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Settlement at any price?
By Simon Willis and Matthew Lawson
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Ratings down, prices up
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Rating actions cause concern for Alea
Alea’s fate is looking increasingly bleak with another downgrade, and a trade sale is the best the company can now hope for. But the Alea affair has once again called into question the role and power of the credit analysts - and the regulators should take note, says ADRIAN LADBURY
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