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  • Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has reportedly settled a $3mn suit launched against him by an insurer looking to reclaim prize indemnity payments dating back to 1999.
  • XL and Stone Point Capital have named their new reinsurance fund joint venture New Ocean Capital Management and confirmed the hire of CIG Re and New Castle Re founder Chris McKeown to lead the business.
  • AIG is taking another shot at adding to its innovative Tradewynd Re cat bond cover, as the insurance heavyweight commits to giving investors more information on the complex portfolio of risks that are securitised in the structure
  • New York-listed insurer Ace has delivered a vote of no confidence in the P&C market by shedding its previous aversion to share buybacks and planning to return $1.5bn of capital by the end of 2014.
  • Investor appetite for cat bonds continues unabated as the latest Residential Re (2013-2) cat bond sponsored by veteran issuer USAA has priced at the lowest end of marketing guidance and is set to close at $150mn, we can reveal...
  • Last week, Bermudian reinsurer Maiden outlined plans to refinance its trust-preferred securities (TRUPS), a source of capital that has dragged on earnings but been a boon to its founding investors. We look at the background and analyse the impact on the reinsurer's book value...
  • While prospects for workers' compensation insurers appear to be "brightening", AM Best has warned that the business will remain challenged as a widening reserve deficiency puts a drag on underwriting profitability.
  • Equity analysts are raising their full-year profit forecasts for the listed Lloyd's (re)insurers as another benign North Atlantic hurricane season is set to end officially this week (Saturday) and with relatively modest cat losses elsewhere
  • October's Typhoon Fitow looks likely to become the second most expensive insured loss ever to hit China with an estimated bill of $1bn, it is now understood.
  • American International Group (AIG) has agreed to provide backing for specialty excess of loss (XoL) reinsurance MGA Tamesis Dual in a deal that will add £15mn-£20mn to the vehicle's 2014 capacity, The Insurance Insider understands.