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  • Independent broker RK Harrison (RKH) has continued the expansion of its facultative (fac) division with two more hires, as revealed by sister publication Inside FAC.
  • Munich Re reported an earning miss for its third quarter results as foreign exchange (fx) losses, lower investment income and a one-off charge on Greek debt write-downs dragged on profitability
  • Reserve releases added a gloss to Markel's Q3 results, helping to offset losses stemming from natural catastrophes and residential backed mortgages.
  • London-listed broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) has warned that the insurance market remains weak in most sectors, despite an increasingly bullish tone on rates from insurance executives during the third quarter reporting season so far
  • The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa) has asked for industry comment on its proposed guidelines for how (re)insurers will have their Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (Orsa) process assessed under Solvency II.
  • UK broker Oxygen Insurance Brokers has announced that it is selling off its constituent elements and ceasing to trade forward, more than a fortnight after The Insurance Insider first revealed the decision.
  • More districts of Bangkok have been ordered to be evacuated today as floodwaters head south across the Thai capital, threatening another two major industrial estates and raising the prospect of mounting insured losses.
  • Jardine Matheson's partial offer to buy a further 10 percent stake in broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) has now gone unconditional.
  • Hiscox has said that it will not now look to increase the stamp capacity of its flagship Lloyd's Syndicate 33 from £900mn to £1bn, instead limiting the increase to £950mn
  • Berkshire Hathaway defied fears of additional heavy retro and reinsurance losses from Japan and creeping losses from the New Zealand earthquake to move its reinsurance cat loss estimate for 2011 from $1.82bn to only $1.97bn