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20 Aug 2008

Burma Campaign report on insurance firms - company responses & non-responses

Burma Campaign UK published a report, "Insuring Repression - Exposing how the insurance industry supports Burma’s dictators":

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the 16 companies named in the report's "Insurance Dirty List" to respond to the report:

XL Capital was deleted from Burma Campaign's report following its decision not to insure business in Burma.  See XL Capital's response to the Resource Centre [DOC] and Burma Campaign's 19 Aug 2008 statement.

Arab Insurance Group was deleted from Burma Campaign's report following its decision not to insure business in Burma.  See Response by Arab Insurance Group (Arig) to the Resource Centre [DOC] and Burma Campaign's 26 Aug 2008 statement.

Company Responses

ACE Group View Response
Al Wasl View Response
Arab Insurance Group (ARIG) View Response
Atrium Underwriting (part of Ariel Holdings)

No Response

Catlin

No Response

Labuan Re

No Response

Lloyd's of London View Response
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance (part of Sumitomo Group)

No Response

OCBC Bank View Response
Pana Harrison

No Response

QBE Insurance

No Response

Sompo Japan View Response
Target Insurance Brokers

No Response

Tokio Marine & Nichido (part of Millea)

No Response

Timeline