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  • Allianz has agreed to pay EUR440mn ($611mn) to acquire a portfolio of non-life renewal rights from Italian insurer Unipol.
  • Advent loads cargo hire; Hannover Re predicts loss; Acromas accelerates; Acromas accelerates; Mapfre targets growth; Hearn to chair LIIBA; Quake launch; Emerging threat; AIG elects; Generali turnaround; Syndicate 6107 strong; Weather claims; AIG downgraded; Argo appoints; Barbican hires; Ironshore leaders; Zurich jobs; Hannover Re boosted; Esure profits; Quake loss 'minimal';  Add-on rules
  • Lloyd's insurer Atrium is the lead on the Malaysia Airlines aviation war policy that would face a $100mn hit if terrorism was conclusively proved to be the cause of the plane's loss, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Successful travel writers often lament the fact that their work can spoil the places they most enjoy visiting.
  • Services company Charles Taylor is looking to become the fourth turnkey managing agent at Lloyd's next year, and will look to shepherd protection and indemnity (P&I) mutual the Standard Club into the market on the same timetable, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • London-listed Catco Investment Management has today (17 March) launched a new reinsurance fund, Aquilo, which will write collateralised reinsurance perils and industry loss warranties.
  • Allianz has agreed to pay EUR440mn ($611mn) to acquire a portfolio of non-life renewal rights from Italian insurer Unipol
  • State Farm is set to place $300mn of cat bond cover through its new Merna Re V deal, for which it will pay investors a 2 percent insurance-linked coupon, sister publication Trading Risk has reported
  • National Interstate's share price is expected to fall later today (17 March) after its largest shareholder, American Financial Group (AFG), gave up its controversial bid to acquire the 48 percent of shares in the US insurer that it doesn't already own.
  • In an apparent U-turn, the US Congress has approved a bill that will stall premium rate hikes for policyholders living on flood plains, a move expected to push the indebted National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) a further $2.1bn into the red