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  • XL Catlin's revamp of its P&C operations will see around 50 staff leave, including a number of senior executives, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • AIG has surprised the market by indicating that it will drop its major energy quota share reinsurance deal, one of the biggest treaties in the space, at 1 January.
  • One of the differences between great companies and not-so-great ones is that the former always keep costs under control, while at lesser firms expenses are rarely properly managed, and can often come under severe pressure.
  • The Turkish Catastrophe Insurance Pool (TCIP) was able to secure rate reductions of just over 10 percent on a risk-adjusted basis as it consolidated layers on its core cat treaty, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • After enjoying its best three-year stretch of combined ratios since the early 1970s, there are early signs that the US P&C industry is heading towards a change as underwriting deteriorates and returns on equity (RoEs) trend down towards unsustainable levels.
  • Weaker investment returns prompted by continued low interest rates and market volatility has caused Chinese insurers' profits to fall 35.7 percent to 156.96bn yuan ($23.2bn) year to date.
  • Markel International has entered the marine professional indemnity (PI) market with the acquisition of MGA Galleon, it announced today.
  • Third Point Re's investment management arm Third Point LLC has reported a negative investment return of 1.1 percent for October.
  • Paid claims for commercial and residential losses stemming from the Canterbury earthquakes in New Zealand in 2010 and 2011 have reached NZ$19bn ($13.6bn), according to the Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ)
  • Claims tied to Hurricane Matthew, which brushed Florida almost a month ago, mounted again in the past week, Florida regulators reported today, placing the total value at $606mn as of late Friday (28 October).