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  • Florida lawmakers recently began another effort to rein in abuses of the Sunshine State's assignment of benefits (AOB) policy, which lets repair contractors stand in an insured's place in pursuing claims for things like non-storm-related water damage.
  • Catastrophe risk modelling group RMS has suggested that insured losses from Hurricane Maria could be lower than some observers had feared as it reiterated its forecast loss range of $15bn to $30bn
  • Recently downgraded Canal Insurance Company has agreed a deal with State National that lets it offer insureds that would typically require A rated paper a guarantee of its policy obligations, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Catastrophe losses pushed MS Amlin to a net loss of £324mn ($428.9mn) for the six months to 30 September, against a £38mn profit in the prior-year period, according to filings from parent MS&AD.
  • Tokio Marine Holdings has downgraded its result forecast for the current fiscal year after natural catastrophe losses
  • Adjusted profit at Sompo fell 62 percent year-on-year in the six months to 30 September as claims incurred from the North American hurricanes pushed its international insurance operations to a loss.
  • Lloyd's carrier Chaucer is preparing to set up an operation in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
  • Urged on by President Donald Trump, the US House of Representatives passed a corporate tax cut yesterday that would save businesses more than $1.45tn and could boost P&C insurers' earnings by an estimated 12 to 14 percent
  • John O’Brien has left his position as CEO of Ironshore’s environmental unit six months after the carrier’s acquisition by Liberty Mutual closed.
  • Markel vice chairman Mike Crowley will retire at the end of December, transferring his responsibilities and key relationships to colleagues through the course of next year, the US insurer has revealed.