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  • The "decoupling" that has taken place on the ILS market in 2013 is more than just a case of the alternative market being ahead of the pricing curve, GC Securities' head of ILS Chi Hum told sister publication Trading Risk
  • The Corporation of Lloyd's granted Nephila's Syndicate 2357 formal permission to begin underwriting on 2 August and the fund manager is planning to cede business into the syndicate before the end of the year, The Insurance Insider understands
  • Investor enthusiasm for exposure to catastrophe risk has forced the sector's largest fund manager, Nephila Capital, to turn away more than $1bn of capital because it does not have adequate opportunities to deploy the offered funds
  • Natural catastrophe activity has been below average this year, and one type of peril in particular has so far been conspicuous by its absence - the Atlantic hurricane
  • Reinsurers have had reason to feel more positive about their international renewals, as rates have typically held up better than the US-focused renewals during 2013
  • US insurer Farmers has put firm order terms to the market on its traditionally early 1 January renewal, as it took the opportunity of a soft cat market to restructure its protection, it is understood.
  • Reinsurance buyers undoubtedly have the whip hand over reinsurers as attention begins to shift towards the January renewals.
  • It seems there has never been a better time to be a reinsurance buyer in Florida, as the flood of traditional and non-traditional capacity vying for business pushed down prices while offering increasingly broad coverage options
  • With a deal between Willis Re and Towers Watson due to be announced, The Insurance Insider takes a look at the potential integration challenges that could emerge in what would be the largest broker tie-up since Aon Benfield in 2008
  • Making a success of broker M&A is not easy but there are few firms as experienced at it as AJ Gallagher, which has cemented its position as the US - and world's - fourth-largest firm with a consistent conveyer-belt of acquisitions in the mid and smaller markets.