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  • The past week has been a good one for anyone looking for indications of the enduring appeal of the London market and the Lloyd's platform that lies at its heart.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Alterra is still working on a renewal of its retro-focused $200mn+ sidecar New Point Re IV, although it did not deploy New Point capacity in the June renewal, sister publication Trading Risk has reported.
  • US broker Alliant has won a significant victory in its home state of California against larger rival Aon over the mass defections last year of a construction team led by Peter Arkley.
  • Private equity-owned insurer Brit Insurance continued its restructuring with the sale of its UK insurance arm to Fairfax Holdings subsidiary RiverStone.
  • The growing catastrophe bill from US storms in 2012 could be set to expand by another $2bn following the recent hailstorms which struck the Dallas area
  • There have been further resignations of Zurich-based staff from Novae Re this week following the defection of the firm's two leading executives last month, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Former billionaire Allen Stanford has been sentenced to 110 years in prison and was ordered to pay back $5.9bn to defrauded investors after he was found guilty of running a $7bn Ponzi scheme.
  • A growing band of (re)insurance entities and brokers are dreaming of a public listing. IQ looks at why they haven't made it yet and what it means for their owners, who have billions of dollars tied up in their investments
  • Cat rate increases for Florida renewals disappoint, despite hard market expectations
  • D&O coverage is in the spotlight once more as Facebook loses friends over its troubled IPO; but should its insurers really worry about ensuing lawsuits?