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November 2005/2

  • Stricken (re)insurer Alea Group Holdings more than doubled its hurricane Katrina loss estimates and warned shareholders that it is developing contingency plans for any businesses it cannot sell.
  • 2005 is the worst year on record for energy lines of insurance, according to Aon, but the broker says the market is strong enough to cope.
  • Swiss reinsurer Converium will delay its third quarter results because it is restating its financial accounts after an internal review.
  • The long-running energy line-slip dispute Aon 77 returns to court today (7 November) with the reinsurers appealing Mr Justice Morison’s decision last year which absolved broker Aon of any suggestions of non-disclosure or misrepresentation and allowed the
  • French (re)insurer SCOR posted a third quarter profit aided by a moderate impact from natural catastrophes this year and healthy capital gains of EUR48mn.
  • Reinsurer Swiss Re looks to be in good health with the group set to be a winner from the recent hurricane season.
  • SVB’s chief executive Matthew Fosh welcomed the sale of its UK property underwriting agency Fusion to industry consolidator Towergate Underwriting Ltd last week.
  • The online reinsurance trading company RI3K is threatening to throw down a gauntlet to Lloyd’s faltering electronic hub Kinnect, Insider Week’s sister publication The Insurance Insider reveals this month.
  • The world's largest reinsurer Munich Re said it was on course to meet its 12 percent return target for 2005 after reporting a third quarter profit of EUR513mn.