London Market Insurers definition

London Market Insurers means those certain underwriters at Lloyd’s, London and those certain London Market Insurance Companies who are party to that Settlement Agreement Between Dow Corning Corporation and certain London Market Insurers approved by Order of the Court entered on March 25, 1996.
London Market Insurers means all the Names, Underwriters, managing agents and syndicates at Lloyd’s, London, and all the companies doing business in the London Insurance Market which severally subscribed, each in his or its own proportionate share, to one or more of the Subject Insurance Policies. As used immediately above, “companies” shall mean the named corporate entity and all predecessors, successors, affiliates, managing agents, pool companies as such and subsidiaries. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the London Market Insurers listed in Attachment A to this Agreement are not participants in or parties to this Agreement and accordingly have no rights, benefits or obligations under this Agreement.
London Market Insurers means all the Names, Underwriters, and syndicates at Lloyd's, London, and all the companies doing business in the London Insurance Market which severally subscribed, each in his or its own proportionate share, to one or more of the Subject Insurance Policies (such insurers are identified in Attachment B to this Agreement). London Market Insurers shall also include: (i) all Names, Underwriters, and syndicates at Lloyd's, London, whether or not identified in Attachment B hereto, who subscribed to any insurance policies (a) the existence of which has not presently been established but which were issued to Transtech or (b) the existence of which has been established but the identities of the Names, Underwriters and syndicates at Lloyd's, London, are not presently known; and, (ii) those companies doing business in the London Insurance Market, (but only those companies identified in Section I of Attachment B hereto and that make the payment called for in Attachment D hereto), who subscribed to any insurance policies: (a) the existence of which has not presently been established but were issued to Transtech or (b) the existence of which has been established but the identity of such company as a subscribing insurer is not presently known. As used herein, "companies" shall mean the named corporate entity and all predecessors, successors, affiliates, pool companies as such and subsidiaries. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the London Market Insurers listed in Section II of Attachment B and in Attachment C to this Agreement are not participants in or parties to this Agreement and accordingly have no rights, benefits or obligations under this Agreement.

Examples of London Market Insurers in a sentence

  • We further vacate and remand for the district court to apply the OneBeacon insurance policies’ prior insurance provision and to determine the effect of Olin’s prior settlements with its London Market Insurers on the recovery available under the One- Beacon policies, in accordance with the analysis set forth in Part II.E of this opinion.

  • LMI will not “gross-up” for any Settlement Agreement amount that is the responsibility of Insolvent London Market Insurers.

  • Additionally, Olin agreed to the stipulation with OneBeacon only because it expected full indemnification from the London Market Insurers through its recovery at trial.

  • In Olin’s 2006 pretrial correspondence with the London Market Insurers, moreover, Olin clarified that it sought to recover costs associated specifically with remediation for OU1.

  • Plaintiffs are collectively referred to in this action and opinion as the London Market Insurers (“LMI”).

  • Id. FMMG did not make a claim under the policy and then filed a third-party complaint against the London Market Insurers alleging that it is entitled to coverage under the relevant insurance policy on the basis that it is an additional assured.

  • This Agreement is without prejudice to positions taken by the London Market Insurers with regard to other insureds, and without prejudice with regard to positions taken by GATX with regard to other insurers.

  • The Insolvent London Market Insurers and the Co-Subscribers were not represented in the Insurance Coverage Adversary Proceeding.

  • Within 90 days after signing this Agreement, the London Market Insurers shall pay to GATX a total settlement amount of forty-five million United States Dollars ($45,000,000.00) (hereinafter the “Total Settlement Amount”).

  • Section 7 (f) of the CIP Agreement states: On a quarterly basis, Ashland shall deliver to the Representative of the London Market Insurers an invoice for amounts due and owing for the previous quarter, along with supporting documentation for all amounts invoiced .


More Definitions of London Market Insurers

London Market Insurers means Lloyd’s Underwriters and the London Market
London Market Insurers means, collectively, certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s London and certain London Market Companies.
London Market Insurers means Lloyd’s Underwriters and the London Market Companies. The terms “London Market Insurers” and “LMI” are used interchangeably in the Plan and Disclosure Statement and have the same meaning.

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