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ACE Named One of Forbes Magazine's 400 Best Big Companies
ACE is included in Forbes magazine's “Best Big Companies,” list of the best of the large, publicly traded companies in America, published earlier this year. Forbes selects companies for the list after a thorough review of financial metrics, Wall Street forecasts, corporate governance ratings and other public information. Read more about ACE and the Forbes List.

ACE Welcomes U.S. Trade Negotiations with New Zealand, Singapore, Chile and Brunei
The ACE Group of Companies welcomes the announcement that the United States will join trade negotiations with New Zealand, Singapore, Chile, and Brunei, with the goal of expanding trade in financial services among those countries.  Expanding market access in insurance and other financial services areas is critical for the future success of U.S. companies such as ACE. Read Release.

Brian Duperreault Steps Down from ACE Limited Board; Company Thanks and Wishes Him Well as New CEO of Marsh & McLennan
ACE announced on Jan. 30th, that Brian Duperreault, former chairman and chief executive officer, has stepped down from the ACE Limited Board of Directors as a result of his appointment as chief executive officer of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Read release.

Evan Greenberg Named #1 CEO in Insurance/Non-Life by Institutional Investor
Evan Greenberg, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, ACE Limited, was named by Institutional Investor magazine the #1 CEO in the Insurance/Non-Life category in their January 2008 ranking of “The Best CEOs in America.” He is followed by Constantine Iordanou of Arch Capital, Martin Sullivan of AIG, Thomas Wilson of Allstate and William Berkley of W.R. Berkley. For this annual listing the magazine asked more than 900 portfolio managers, analysts and other investment professionals to name the best CEOs in each of the sectors with which they were familiar.