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  • Transatlantic Re is pressing ahead with a key element of its "go it alone" strategy following the failed merger with Allied World, despite continued M&A interest from two parties
  • Flagstone Re's Montana Re 2010 notes are unlikely to be triggered by modelling firm RMS releasing a $2.82bn Paradex index value for US Hurricane Irene losses last month, Trading Risk understands.
  • UK betting company MyLotto24 has raised EUR70.5mn of reinsurance cover from a private cat bond sold to a handful of investors, introducing a new peril to the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market...
  • Why a soft market is a bit like a great banqueting feast
  • Since the beginning of 2010 reinsurers have paid Australian and New Zealand insurers $15.9bn to cover a series of catastrophic losses - a sum equal to almost two-thirds of the total insured loss.
  • European reinsurers have hit back against claims by the "big three" reinsurance brokers that the increased modelled losses generated by the RMS Version 11 (V11) European windstorm module should not be used for the crucial 1 January renewals
  • The $100mn liability policy of Reno Air Races, the organisers of an air show at which 11 people died last month when a vintage fighter plane crashed into spectators, was partially placed in the Lloyd's market, according to sister title Inside FAC.
  • A major shift in reinsurance buying at Shell's main captive has come at a good time for the energy reinsurance market as the firm faces a major loss at its largest refinery in Singapore...
  • Loss compilation agency Property Claims Services (PCS) placed initial insured losses from Hurricane Irene at $3.65bn last month, The Insurance Insider revealed...
  • Planning for giant offshore energy excess liability facilities is continuing to encounter stiff resistance from the primary energy insurance market, The Insurance Insider can reveal