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  • Industry declared losses in relation to the Chile earthquake have now reached $6.5bn after Swiss Re became the latest (re)insurer to up its loss estimate, with a new figure of around $630mn.
  • Hannover Re has bought buy a book of US life reinsurance business from Scottish Re with estimated premium volume of $1.2bn in what it described as a "transformational step" for its global life unit.
  • Bermudian reinsurers were "stirred, but not shaken" by 2004's unprecedented hurricane and typhoon season, with return on equity down just 5.8 percent on 2003's figure, according to the latest Bermuda Quarterly report from broker Benfield.
  • Climate Exchange - the carbon trading platform sold last month for £350mn - has injected capital into the loss-making reinsurance trading platform as talks to secure its future continue
  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Kiln has reported catastrophe losses of almost £50mn in the first four months of the year, as the start of the Atlantic hurricane season looms.
  • Shareholders' equity was eroded 10.8 percent to $1.7bn through 2011 at Platinum Underwriters as the reinsurer fell to a net loss of $224.1mn for the year.
  • Hannover Re has agreed to buy a book of US life reinsurance business from Scottish Re with estimated premium volume of $1.2bn in what it described as a “transformational step” for its global life unit.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer XL Capital Ltd has announced the earlier than expected departure of its chairman Michael Esposito.
  • London market (re)insurers are not expecting significant claims to result from the Russian train disaster last Friday in which 25 people were killed, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Lloyd’s insurer Kiln is close to topping out its £260mn Syndicate 510 property capacity for 2004, surprising the marketplace and leaving some brokers high-and-dry when it comes to placing renewal business.