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  • Swiss Re is considering setting up a platform to transform industry loss warranties into bond format, allowing multiple (re)insurers to access smaller amounts of protection from the capital markets
  • Much-maligned programme may not make a 2011 loss despite flooding
  • Although there are now 19 foreign insurance companies on the ground in China they wrote just 1 percent of the $63bn of primary insurance business in 2010, as they struggled to erode domestic players' market share.
  • Despite the heavy cat losses this year, reinsurers are likely to have more excess capital at year-end 2011 than they did at the end of 2010, keeping a lid on upwards rating pressures.
  • In the immediate aftermath of Eliot Spitzer's assault on the US broking industry, reinsurance brokers were chary of taking stakes in start-up (re)insurers.
  • If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then hedge fund wunderkind David Eirnhorn should be thrilled by the reinsurance tributes paid to Greenlight Re.
  • The scale of this year's tornado and thunderstorm season in the US has caused reinsurers to look carefully at their participation on cat programmes for insurers that have been disproportionately hit by losses.
  • With property cat underwriters typically predicting modest rate increases at the 1 January renewals, hedge funds appear increasingly keen to support new reinsurance initiatives that are set begin underwriting in 2012, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • A record year for US tornado and thunderstorm losses has brought aggregate covers back into focus for insurers and their reinsurers ahead of the PCI conference in New Orleans this week
  • Ryan Specialty Group (RSG) is continuing to build its US managing general underwriter (MGU) platform with new facilities providing an initial $125mn of capacity to write property construction and cat perils, The Insurance Insider can reveal.