Notes
(1) Companies subject to English & Australian Schemes of Arrangement (dual run-off and estimation scheme)
(All in liquidation in Australia and Provisional Liquidation in England)
HIH Casualty & General Insurance Ltd: Australia 43.72%; creditors with Insurance claims that are not in Australia: 41.62%; Non Insurance claims in Australia: 33%; Non Insurance claims not in Australia: 30.5%
FAI Insurances Limited: Australia 69.2%; creditors with Insurance claims that are not in Australia: 10%; creditors with Non Insurance claims in Australia: 12%
FAI General Insurance Company Limited: 60.5%, and to creditors with insurance liabilities 62.48%
World Marine & General insurances Pty Limited: Australia 100%
Companies subject to Australian Schemes of Arrangement (dual run-off and estimation schemes)
(All in liquidation in Australia)
CIC Insurance Limited - 70%, and to creditors with insurance liabilities 71.2%
FAI Traders Insurance Company Limited – 17.5%
FAI Reinsurances Pty Limited - 100%
HIH Underwriting and Insurance (Australia) Pty Limited – Australia 19.81%, and to creditors with Non Insurance claims 19%
(2) This scheme relates to business written by The Home Insurance Company through the AFIA Pool.
(3) Scheme exited via compulsory liquidation handled by PwC. No additional dividend.
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(5) Certain claims are presently being paid in full by OIC Run-Off and London & Overseas.
(6) Scheme exited via compulsory liquidation handled by the official receiver. No further dividend expected.
(7) Scheme terminated in 2007 and now subject to members’ voluntary liquidation handled by KPMG. Payment percentage remains 100%.
(8) Also in liquidation handled by PwC.
(9) Company was dissolved on 31 May 2007 following settlement of all liabilities within the Scheme.
(10) Scheme exited via compulsory liquidation handled by PwC. Final additional dividend of 2.78%.
(11) Company in liquidation in France. The French liquidator is M. Jean Claude Pierrel. j.pierrel@mjassocies.com.
(12) The scheme of arrangement in relation to the company's direct insurance creditors has now been terminated. A separate scheme of arrangement for reinsurance creditors became effective on 22 September 2011 and the deadline for
submitting claims 20 March 2012. All submitted claims have now been agreed.
(13) Scheme closed and company dissolution achieved via a members' voluntary liquidation handled by KPMG Singapore. No dividend was paid.
(14) JB Stephenson and GR Gadsby, the Scheme Administrators to Municipal General Insurance are assisted by Mazars LLP. The Scheme closes on 4 February 2015 and there is a Court hearing on 9 February 2015.
(15) Also in liquidation handled by Ernst & Young.
(16) Scheme exited via compulsory liquidation handled by Ernst & Young. No dividend was paid.
(17) Payments pursuant to the Reorganisation Plan for international reinsurance creditors.
(18) Joint appointment with David Buchler.
(19) PwC’s role in respect of these estates was to collect in the assets. PwC has now concluded their role and funds have been passed to the Belgian liquidator. Despite the liquidation remaining open, there will be no further distribution to
creditors.
The Belgian
liquidator
is Jean Michel
Derick: jeanmichel.de
[email protected].
Contact Details
PwC is one of the leading firms of advisers to the insurance industry. If you have any questions in relation to Schemes of Arrangement or insurance
company insolvencies, please contact one of our team:
Dan Schwarzmann Alan Augustin Nigel Rackham Andrew Ward Clare Whitcombe
+44 (0) 20 7804 5067 +44 (0) 20 7804 4098 +44 (0) 20 7212 6270 +44 (0) 20 7213 3197 +44 (0)20 7804 4844
Insolvency Procedure Organisation
Liquidation Current Dividend Liquidators
Belvedere Insurance (Bermuda) 15.5% (final) KPMG
Continental Assurance
(18)
Nil (final) PwC
Dai Ichi Kyoto Reinsurance Company SA
(19)
Funds remitted to Belgian liquidator PwC
Kobe Reinsurance SA
(19)
Funds remitted to Belgian liquidator PwC
National Employers Mutual General (NEMGIA) 37.58% (final) KPMG
Oaklife Nil (final) PwC
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Guide to London Market
Insolvencies since 1989
1 January 2015