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  • Digest: Shares in The Hartford leapt to a 52-week high last week after the firm's largest investor - hedge fund Paulson & Co - demanded the group spin-off its under-performing life business.
  • QBE has closed its 2009 results for its flagship Syndicate 386 with the final profit coming in a third higher than previously estimated, according to information from third-party capital adviser Argenta.
  • The beleaguered onshore energy market could be facing a $340mn loss as a result of damage to a coal-fired power station in Texas that occurred while it was undergoing testing last year, sister title Inside FAC has revealed.
  • The news of Willis' about turn on accepting contingents on a portion of its book has sparked speculation that it may soon change its stance across all classes, and has once again reignited the broker remuneration debate.
  • Major reinsurance programme renews up despite Costa Concordia not being taken into account.
  • Australian insurer QBE is to launch a new unit on 27 February, combining its Casualty International and Professional & Financial lines teams.
  • Moody's has downgraded its financial strength ratings of the top three Japanese P&C groups, Tokio Marine, Mitsui Sumitomo and Sompo Japan, following the recent hikes in their net loss estimates from the Thai flooding.
  • Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has downgraded its insurer financial strength (IFS) ratings of Bermudian reinsurer PartnerRe's operating subsidiaries by one notch to A+ from AA-
  • Willis has launched an independent wholesale and facultative broker to serve third parties under the revived Faber brand
  • US mutual insurance giant Nationwide paid out a record $2.3bn in weather-related claims in 2011, almost $1bn more than in 2010.