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  • US-based Kaufman Financial Group (KFG) has revived the Lochain Patrick name with a deal to buy marine and energy specialty broker Oval International and rebrand the firm.
  • Nigel Clark is set to re-emerge at Willis Re following his resignation as CEO of independent broker RFIB's Bermudian operations, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Excessweather, a new managing general agency that provides indexed weather cover, has launched with an initial maximum line of £100mn, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Former Benfield CEO Grahame "Chily" Chilton has established a Bermudian company for his start-up reinsurance broker Capsicum Re.
  • Hedge fund reinsurer Third Point Re is considering setting up a US company as the 2012 start-up looks to continue expanding its top line.
  • Insurers that have chosen to retain more risk in a benign claims period will be caught out when volatility returns to the industry, Endurance CFO Michael McGuire said at the 3-4 September Keefe Bruyette & Woods Insurance Conference.
  • AmTrust is confident of holding onto the business assumed through its Tower Group renewal rights transaction, even if the beleaguered US insurer's sale to ACP Re doesn't go ahead.
  • There is no change of strategy at Norwegian protection and indemnity (P&I) club Skuld's Syndicate 1897 at Lloyd's despite a recent run of underwriting departures, senior management has explained.
  • Mount Beacon Insurance Company is the latest start-up to enter the Florida homeowners' market after securing $26.5mn of funding and receiving approval from the state's regulator last week, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • More than three months into the North Atlantic hurricane season, the (re)insurance industry has almost ridden out half of the hurricane risk, based upon the historical data on storm timing.