Banco De Seguros Del Estado v. Mutual Marine Office, Inc. And Mt. McKinley Insurance Company, as Successor of the Gibraltar Casualty Company

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• concluding that arbitrators did not exceed their authority by requiring foreign reinsurer to post pre-hearing security
• concluding that arbitrators did not exceed their authority by requiring foreign reinsurer to post prehearing security
• concluding that arbitrators did not exceed their authority by requiring foreign reinsurer to post pre-hearing security
• explaining that “an award should not be vacated if any plausible reading of the substance supports the arbitrator’s conclusions” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
• reasoning that “[i]t is not the role of the courts to undermine the comprehensive grant of authority to arbitrators by prohibiting an arbitral security award that ensures a meaningful final award.
• cautioning that when reviewing arbitral awards under the FAA, courts are not to determine whether the arbitrators “correctly” decided issues put to them (quoting DiRussa, 121 F.3d at 824)

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