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  • Munich Re has bought a $200mn "Replicat"-style cover based on the underlying exposures of its American Modern Insurance Group to provide additional protection to its US operations, The Insurance Insider can reveal...
  • The news that American International Group (AIG) is to re-attach its brand name to its global non-life insurance business brings to a close a dramatic chapter of the financial crisis in which a major leader in our universe took an important role...
  • As part of the Project Darwin reforms Lloyd's and Xchanging have agreed that their joint venture Xchanging Ins-sure Services (XIS) will retain its contract to provide existing processing and settlement services...
  • Equity markets don't like uncertainty, which is why cat (re)insurance stocks - such as those in the London market - may tread water until the hurricane season plays out
  • Large UK insurance renewals were broadly flat. We have exclusive pricing information on these and other European accounts that renewed at 1.7
  • The nascent harder market for property catastrophe reinsurance already appears to be ending, as excess capital and muted demand dampen rate rises that could fizzle out altogether by the start of 2013...
  • Facultative and wholesale reinsurance broker Faber Global has set up an office in Singapore to cover the Asian market, parent company Willis announced
  • Starr International can proceed with legal action against the US government over its 2008 bailout of American International Group (AIG), the Court of Federal Claims has ruled.
  • Munich Re has bought additional protection for its US primary insurance book with a $200mn cover that replicates the exposures of its American Modern subsidiary, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • European Commission proposals for a five-year timetable to make disclosure of remuneration mandatory for all sellers of non-life insurance products have been criticised by the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA).