Late Japan reporters head for middle of the pack
The stragglers for reporting losses from the Japanese earthquake
brought no surprises over the past week, taking total losses from
the 11 March disaster to $9.7bn, according to The
Insurance Insider's loss tally.
Bermudian RenaissanceRe predicted it would take $220mn losses from
the catastrophe, equalling its previously reported cat losses from
Australia and New Zealand events in the quarter.
The Japanese figure equated to 5.6 percent of its year-end
shareholder equity, putting it in the mid-range of international
reinsurer losses...
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