Insurance - general
Insurers go ahead with ULIP plans
17 Apr 2010
No new ULIPs for now, SEBI tells insurance firms
13 Apr 2010
The new order restrains the 14 entities from issuing any offer document, advertisement, brochure soliciting money from investors or raising money from investors by way of subscription for any product that is similar to mutual funds.
ULIP ban off; SEBI, IRDA to go by court ruling
12 Apr 2010
To resolve any ambiguity and to ensure smooth functioning in the markets, the regulators have agreed to jointly seek a binding legal mandate from an appropriate court.
ULIP ban off; SEBI, IRDA to go by court ruling
12 Apr 2010
To resolve any ambiguity and to ensure smooth functioning in the markets, the regulators have agreed to jointly seek a binding legal mandate from an appropriate court.
ULIP ban off; SEBI, IRDA to go by court ruling
12 Apr 2010
To resolve any ambiguity and to ensure smooth functioning in the markets, the regulators have agreed to jointly seek a binding legal mandate from an appropriate court.
NAB, AXA SA in A$13.2 billion Axa APH deal
31 Mar 2010
Resolution scouting for more acquisitions
24 Mar 2010
AIG sells American Life unit to Metlife for $15.5 billion
08 Mar 2010
The troubled insurance giant is selling its crown jewels one by one to give back tax payers money
AIG sells Asian assets to Prudential for $35.5 billion
02 Mar 2010
AIG intends to repay a part of the bailout money it received from New York Federal Reserve bank
Fairfax to acquire Zenith National Insurance for $1.4 billion
19 Feb 2010
Fairfax intends to finance the acquisition with a combination of holding company cash and subsidiary dividends, but will also raise $200 million through an equity issue prior to the closing
NAB completes due diligence on Axa
23 Jan 2010
Buffett’s General Re settles AIG case with DoJ
22 Jan 2010
According to the statement of facts, the fraud was carried out through the use of two sham reinsurance transactions between subsidiaries of AIG and General Re
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