New York Stock Exchange

Cayman court again allows an insolvent firm to file for liquidation in secrecy, despite NYSE listing

November 9, 2013

For the second time in seven months, Grand Court of the Cayman Islands judge Angus Foster has allowed an insolvent company with worldwide operations to file a liquidation petition under seal even though its securities or that of its controlling party were publicly-traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

NYSE suspends trading in Annuity & Life, de-listing to follow

July 31, 2004

The New York Stock Exchange has suspended the shares of financially-troubled Annuity and Life Re (Holdings) Ltd. pending the completion of action to de-list them.The suspension was announced by NYSE on July 27, 2004 and became effective before the opening of trading on July 30. Annuity & Life has advised the Exchange that it will not challenge the action.

Mutual Risk Management shares de-listed by NYSE, move to Pink Sheets

April 3, 2002

The shares of Mutual Risk Management have been de-listed from the New York Stock Exchange.   The shares are now trading on the Pink Sheets (www.pinksheets.com) under the symbol 'MLRM'.

Investigators look at short-sales in XL stock prior to terrorist attacks

September 30, 2001

Short sales in the stock of XL Capital increased sharply on NYSE in September but there is no hard evidence that investors were acting on pre knowledge of the terrorist attacks in New York.Short sales of XL stock amounted to

ACE shares fall due to extra reserving for implant claims

July 21, 1994

Shares in excess liability insurer ACE Ltd. fell by $2 per share on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday in unusually heavy trading after the firm announced it was setting aside another $200 million to meet breast-implant litigation claims.