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  • Citi continues bullish Lloyd’s theme
    Citi's new London-based non-life insurance analyst Tom Dorner published a major note last week explaining why he thinks Lloyd's stocks represent a relatively safe haven for investors
    17 October 2011
  • Markel warns on reserving shortfalls
    Despite signs of optimism emerging from the US surplus lines gathering in San Diego last week, there will be no significant market change until insurers wake up to reserving inadequacies, according to industry veteran Tony Markel.
    17 October 2011
  • Amlin shares begin claw back after tough Q3
    Dethroned Lloyd's sector star Amlin is drawing closer to reclaiming its crown after its shares climbed 17 percent since their 270p nadir at the beginning of the month.
    17 October 2011
  • Mapfre and Platinum latest to be downgraded by S&P
    Despite maintaining a "stable" outlook on the global reinsurance sector, rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has not been shy in handing out downgrades in 2011.
    17 October 2011
  • Tokio Marine targets further international expansion
    Tokio Marine's international operations could target expansion of up to 50 percent as the Japanese group begins its next round of medium-term business planning, its new leader explained to The Insurance Insider.
    17 October 2011
  • SAC Capital the latest hedge fund to be drawn to reinsurance
    Connecticut-based SAC Capital Management is poised to become the latest hedge fund to launch a reinsurance start-up, sister publication Trading Risk has revealed.
    17 October 2011
  • Digest
    AIG gets credit, WM gets Sirius, Lockton Re hires in US, Miller appoints head of risk, Two more join RSG, Baxter basics, Auto Aspen, Middle East Axis, Jova to cost less than $52mn, Vitale to become co-CEO of Aspen, Insurance Willis wins Inmarsat from Aon, Wood floats onto Ironshore
    17 October 2011
  • Industry heavyweights plot regulation fightback
    Some of the most influential executives in the London market agreed to coordinate their efforts to exert a stronger influence on the process of regulatory reform in the UK at a roundtable discussion hosted by The Insurance Insider last week.
    17 October 2011
  • Falling between the cracks?
    It is often more shocking when something fails to live up to expectations than if unexpected revelations simply appear out of the blue.
    17 October 2011
  • Lexington cuts line sizes to manage aggregate exposures
    Chartis subsidiary Lexington Insurance is deliberately managing down its aggregate exposures by cutting line sizes on primary layers in the US commercial insurance market, The Insurance Insider understands.
    17 October 2011
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