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  • The catastrophe futures market has traded more than $440mn of notional volume since its inception in late 2007, cementing it as a valuable tool for trading risk.
  • Argo group has posted profit of $20.7mn in Q1 2010 amid $29.1mn in net catastrophe losses for the quarter. The result was a 23 percent reduction on the $27mn in net income posted for Q1 2009.
  • Deutsche Bank is developing an equity-based insurance-linked instrument that would provide (re)insurers with an alternative to cat bonds and sidecar vehicles, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Securities litigation filings fell 39 percent in the first quarter of 2010 compared to a year ago, with 178 suits filed, compared to the record-breaking 294 suits filed in Q1 2009 at the height of the credit crisis backlash.
  • First hints of Katrina litigation and political pressure on insurers The first evidence of the likely upcoming political pressure against insurers to pay claims in the wake of Hurricane Katrina became evident last week when Democrat Mississippi...
  • The Insurance Insider compares the top 10 reinsurance brokers
  • American International Group (AIG) moved fast last week to plug gaps in the senior management of its Global Marine and Energy (GME) practise as the ailing insurance giant battles to retain key executives.
  • Insurer-backed Willis plays aggressive independence card after winning Fortune Brands account Willis Group, the global insurance broker tipped by many to benefit from the Spitzer fall-out, has been aggressively marketing itself as a non-conflicted alte
  • The $35mn third-quarter hedge fund investment reverse revealed by Bermudian reinsurer Max Re Capital last week (20 September) has been linked to heavy energy losses at Amaranth Advisors.
  • Isn't it about time there was greater transparency in paying overriders to brokers? Should clients be concerned that their broker receives millions of dollars in hidden kickbacks from insurers for bringing business to them, in addition to the upfront c