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  • Heritage Insurance Holdings has launched an insurance programme for commercial residential properties in an effort to fill an apparent gap in the market, the Florida insurer announced yesterday (2 June)
  • Florida reinsurance pricing renewed with risk-adjusted decreases that averaged between 12.5 percent and 20 percent from already discounted 1 June 2013 prices, according to Guy Carpenter. Normal 0 false
  • Aspen Insurance Holdings' board of directors described the revised $49.50 per share bid from Endurance as a "backwards step in their efforts to pursue what has always been an ill-conceived transaction".
  • A look-up table for The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
  • Swiss-based specialty property and engineering insurer Infrassure is in the advanced stages of a sales process that could see the privately owned firm lose its independence before the end of the year, this week's edition of The Insurance Insider will reveal.
  • London-listed carrier Lancashire recovered by 6.21 percent last week, after its share price fell to a three-year low of 611p on 23 May Normal 0 false false
  • The cost of fraudulent insurance claims in the UK reached a record high of £1.3bn last year, up 18 percent from 2012, according to figures published last week (30 May) by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
  • Legislative proposals aimed at accelerating the development of a private flood insurance market in the US have been welcomed by the Reinsurance Association of America (RAA).
  • The US Senate committee on banking, housing and urban affairs will meet for a crucial hearing on 3 June to discuss a bill that would reauthorise the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (Tria).
  • A Supreme Court judge has ordered that a long-running fraud suit filed against former American International Group (AIG) CEO Maurice "Hank" Greenberg "must be tried" as he rejected Greenberg's attempt to dismiss the action.