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  • Primary US insurers dominate ILS pipeline in 2010...
  • US Senate approval of the Democrats' sweeping Wall Street regulatory reform bill has all but cemented the creation of an Office of National Insurance (ONI) within the Treasury.
  • The spate of recent high profile UK holiday firm collapses looks set to trigger significant insured losses for AmTrust's UK insurance arm, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Another subsidiary of Canadian combine Fairfax Financial Holdings announced last week that it would be delaying the filing of its second quarter results because it needed extra time to adjust accounting errors.
  • Softening rates, capital management and M&A are set to emerge as strong themes as reinsurance delegates fight for space at the cafés and hotel lobbies of Monte Carlo this week.
  • The independent UK broker Heath Lambert Group plc has appointed corporate financiers Hawkpoint Partners to advise on options which could involve a refinancing to pay down debt and raise capital or a complete sale, The Insurance Insider revealed last week.
  • US insurer The Hartford is to refund $48.3mn in excess profit to worker's compensation policyholders in order to comply with Florida law.
  • Up-for-sale Chaucer plc says it will take a disproportionately high loss from the 11 March Japan earthquake compared to its Lloyd's peers.
  • In the week that MMC had to reveal a 70 percent cut in first quarter earnings, more bad news arrived in the form of a legal action against the broker from Fortune Brands – the former Marsh client who was an apparent victim of bid-rigging.
  • Lloyd's of London is concerned that the UK government's exit from EU-wide talks on economic and fiscal policy could harm the country's ability to steer the direction of future policy on continent-wide financial regulation.