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  • Solvency II delayed (again); Suncorp sees NZ II creep; Gulf Re backed; Berger off; Skuld rating boost; Eqecat bullish; EQC fails to renew multi-year cover; Ryan wins poaching case; Cypriot power loss; Alterra moves to Zurich
  • German giant Hannover Re has received a ratings boost from Moody's Investors Service after the ratings agent upgraded the reinsurer's financial strength rating to A2, from A3 last week.
  • Ascot Underwriting - the Lloyd's insurer owned by American International Group (AIG) - has unveiled better than forecast profits on its Syndicate 1414 for the 2006 year of account.
  • With 60 percent of Florida catastrophe premiums going to Bermuda, the island’s property cat reinsurers could be in for a windfall if legislation is passed next month to cut the temporary increase in the state fund and give $3bn of limits back to the marke
  • Swiss-based oilfield services company Weatherford international has agreed an insurance-funded $75mn settlement with BP over claims relating to the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
  • Munich Re Capital Markets placed "just under 40 percent" of the $300mn Muteki cat bond, revealed by our sister publication Trading Risk last week, with investors in the European Union and Switzerland.
  • The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) is enhancing insurance regulation in a push to become the ILS jurisdiction of choice.
  • The failure of a major US P&C insurer would not pose a systemic risk to the financial system or the wider economy, according to a report commissioned by the Property and Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI).
  • It is the last chance to join The Insurance Insider, and our illustrious panels of senior reinsurance executives, at two free-to-attend Post-Katrina briefing events in London later this week.
  • The long-running Transatlantic Re takeover saga must be resolved in the coming weeks if the US reinsurer is not to be hampered at the crucial 1 January renewal by "perception" issues over its future, senior broking sources warned last week.