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  • Debt investors and speculators have become increasingly bullish on French reinsurer Scor, though this sentiment that has not yet been matched by a similarly optimistic stance on the company's shares, according to analysis by The Insurance Insider.
  • Insurers have been hit with 329,156 claims stemming from Hurricane Sandy, of which Allstate has received 72,504, according to report cards issued by New York State.
  • New York State has set its preliminary repair and recovery bill from Hurricane Sandy at $32.8bn, while neighbouring New Jersey has estimated initial losses at $29.4bn including federal aid.
  • Selective Insurance Group has announced a preliminary pre-tax gross Hurricane Sandy loss of $100mn-$120mn and a pre-tax net loss of around $52mn, including reinstatement premiums and reinsurance recoveries.
  • US insurer Cincinnati Financial has announced that it expects to take $25mn-$35mn of fourth quarter pre-tax cat losses from Superstorm Sandy, a figure that falls significantly below analysts' initial forecasts.
  • Reinsurers are increasingly optimistic that they will be able to push through US cat rate rises at 1 January after Superstorm Sandy and the uncertainty over its ultimate toll on the industry.
  • The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York has revealed that its losses from Sandy are in the region of $5bn, implying that it will use as much of its $1.075bn programme as it can.
  • It wasn't easy, but The People's Insurance Company of China (PICC) Group raised $3.1bn from its partial float on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week, capping an impressive fourth quarter for global insurance IPOs.
  • The board of UK-listed Tawa plc ended its formal sale process last week after failing to find a bidder prepared to meets its valuation of the company.
  • A significant proportion of Flagstone investors voted against a $26mn compensation package that is likely to be paid to the company's directors following its merger with Validus.