200 Aon employees missing
Insurance company assisting families of effected employees
- By: IE Staff
- September 17, 2001 September 17, 2001
- 08:35
Insurance company assisting families of effected employees
What now?, asks The Economist
Up to 50 million shares
Encourages lenders to be flexible with those affected by disaster
Cantor Fitzgerald chairman gives US$1 million
Bank of Canada supplying liquidity as needed
American Red Cross, September 11th Fund
New York investment bank Keefe Bruyette and Woods
A++ rating reflects firm's profits, diversified businesses
Firm estimates claims at US$125 million
US$4 billion in insurance losses expected to climb says S&P
No loss of life, nor serious injuries say CIBC, Royal
No confirmed deaths among firm's WTC staff
United Way establishes September 11th Fund
Pitt a voice of calm from Washington
Urges investors to take long-term view
Reporting regime effective November 8
All employees safe and accounted for
Employee fund raising drive
Employees urged to contact hotline
Branches will accept donations starting Friday
Remaining New York staff all accounted for
Agree on US$50 billion swap arrangement
Focus on long-term objectives says firm
Employees encouraged to donate blood