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  • Flagstone Re could again find itself in the sights of legacy players such as Enstar or Catalina after prime bidder ANV's "final" offer passed a deadline without a response from the firm...
  • The European Parliament has once again pushed back the date for the full plenary session to consider the proposed Omnibus II Directive from 10-13 September to 22 October
  • The long-awaited passing of the National Flood Insurance Programme (NFIP) reform legislation has created new opportunities for increasing reinsurance demand
  • Atrium, Antares, Barbican and Sagicor. The list of privately held Lloyd's (re)insurers considering fresh capital and ownership continues to grow. We have the latest intelligence...
  • The EC has proposed making disclosure of remuneration mandatory for all sellers of non-life insurance products following a five-year transitional period in which disclosure information should be available on request
  • Global insurance rates have continued to firm in the second quarter of 2012, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of rate increases...
  • The UK Supreme Court has ruled that UK courts have the power to strike out fraudulent insurance claims for abuse of process, but noted that this remains a "largely theoretical possibility"
  • Two of London's small independent brokers posted full-year 2011 losses last month but remained upbeat about their future prospects...
  • UK legal reformers have released a consultation on changing business policyholders' disclosure requirements to bolster their rights and to amend warranty law
  • Claims from the New Zealand earthquakes are causing a number of legal cases that test insurance coverage issues, two New Zealand lawyers told International Underwriting Association (IUA) members in London late last month