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  • Transocean decides to retain more risk
    Drilling contractor Transocean will increase its level of self-insurance following the huge Deepwater Horizon rig loss in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) on 22 April, the company revealed.
    10 May 2010
  • ACE savours Brandywine deal
    In a landmark sale Randall & Quilter has acquired some $900mn of ACE's asbestos reinsurance book It was brutal, and at times bloody, but 18 months after applying to sell part of its Brandywine legacy exposures to...
    07 July 2006
  • Equitas boosts asbestos reserves by £400mn
    Total payouts fall, but shrinking surplus and deteriorating solvency margin as balance sheet weakens
    16 June 2003
  • Swiss Re confirms closure of London fac operations
    Swiss Re will stop writing property and casualty (P&C) facultative business from London later this year, The Insurance Insider's sister publication Inside Fac revealed last week.
    27 July 2009
  • Swiss Re and World Bank carve out African weather derivatives contract
    Leading global reinsurer Swiss Re has partnered with the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) to develop a weather derivatives contract to hedge against loss of maize crops as a result of drought in Malawi.
    20 October 2008
  • Q1 major losses cost Munich Re EUR578mn
    Munich Re’s first quarter profits dipped 19 percent as it took a EUR578mn hit in its reinsurance division from the spate of major losses hitting the market in the period.
    08 May 2008
  • Glacier continues growth; plans further expansion
    Swiss reinsurer Glacier Re continued to grow in 2007 with an increase in premiums and the launch of its first securitisation.
    03 March 2008
  • Benign season could speed up softening, says Catlin
    A benign conclusion to the 2006 hurricane season could speed up the softening market for non-catastrophe exposed property casualty (re)insurance worldwide.
    04 October 2006
  • Solid start for Europeans says Benfield
    European reinsurers enjoyed a "solid start" in the first quarter of 2006, underlined by underwriting profits, stronger capitalisation and stable ratings, according to a report from reinsurance broker Benfield.
    26 June 2006
  • Lloyd's may be able to side step RITC burden, says UK Treasury
    Lloyd's could admit a new type of member with the ability to build up reserves similar to conventional insurers without resorting to changes in the legislation governing the Corporation, according to the UK Treasury.
    06 May 2008
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