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  • Talbot maintains capacity for 2008
    Talbot Underwriting, which was acquired by Bermudian reinsurer Validus Holdings in July, has said it will maintain its Lloyd’s capacity at £325mn next year.
    10 December 2007
  • Monte Carlo: Resilience in face of financial crisis creates capacity glut
    The reinsurance industry's resilience in weathering the financial crisis has produced a glut of capacity, all four major ratings agencies have warned.
    20 September 2010
  • Brit keeps dividend promise after buoyant interims
    London market vehicle Brit’s transformation into a well capitalised, UK general insurer was reflected in its interim results published last week.
    13 September 2004
  • Equitas moves to Boston
    Resolute Management Services - the firm that manages Lloyd's run-off vehicle Equitas - has moved the majority of Equitas' claims adjusting services to the US.
    26 April 2010
  • Swiss Re Chile loss could climb to $1bn
    Swiss Re could sustain net losses close to $1bn from the 27 February Chile earthquake - double the $500mn estimated by the reinsurance giant - according to Keefe, Bruyette and Woods (KBW).
    26 April 2010
  • PartnerRe books Q1 loss; two internal candidates vie to replace Thiele
    In line with a number of its catastrophe-exposed peers, Bermudian (re)insurer PartnerRe booked an operating loss for the first three months of the year and saw net income plummet after being battered by losses.
    10 May 2010
  • Clash of the run-off giants to take place in UK
    The bitter battle between run-off groups Enstar and Randall &Quilter (R&Q) will be fought in the UK after the English Court of Appeal upheld a jurisdictional ruling last week in the dispute over the US legacy insurers Seaton Insurance Co and Stonewall Insurance Co.
    22 December 2009
  • Senate vote brings US insurance regulator closer
    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.
    04 June 2010
  • US coastal property defies softening trend
    A survey of rates carried out by insurance exchange Marketscout indicates that US coastal property rates are firming to buck the softening trend in the wider property casualty market.
    09 March 2010
  • $35bn of cat limits in convergence market: Guy Carp
    With around $35bn of cat limits now placed in non-traditional reinsurance the convergence market has reached a watershed moment, according to Guy Carpenter vice chairman David Priebe
    07 June 2012
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