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  • Houston-based subcontractor Cameron International has agreed a $250mn settlement with BP on the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and spill, in the latest development in the ongoing saga.
  • Last week a consensus began to emerge over the Thai flood losses as Scor revealed its loss estimate, which is based on a similar industry loss figure to that of major reinsurer Swiss Re.
  • Fresh evidence has emerged of a turn in US commercial insurance pricing, but not at a sufficient level for rate increases to keep pace with industry inflation.
  • Omega's formal rejection of Haverford's revised 74p per share partial bid for the company came after a three week struggle that has plunged the London-quoted (re)insurer's future back into uncertainty.
  • Willis last week became the latest of the big three global insurance brokers to embrace a technological management information platform to enhance its global placing operations and revenues with the launch of Willplace.
  • US broker Brown & Brown has ended an acquisitive year by agreeing a major deal to buy programme manager and managing general agent (MGA) Arrowhead General Insurance Agency for $395mn from its private equity owners.
  • The tragic sinking of the Kolskaya oil rig near Sakhalin Island is set to cost the London reinsurance market only a relatively modest $100mn.
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  • It is only a fool who believes he can avoid major market losses or overall loss trends. We all know that the law of large numbers means that pricing becomes less of an art and more of a science as greater amounts of data come into play.
  • Insurance Australia Group (IAG) has increased its loss notification for February's New Zealand earthquake from A$1.9bn to A$2.9bn as its vast reinsurance programme renews with 100 percent rate increases, The Insurance Insider can reveal.