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  • With the exception of the recently de-listed Brit Insurance, all Lloyd's insurers reporting half-year results fell into the red. This was largely a result of Q1 international catastrophes, dominated by New Zealand and Japan, which led to deteriorating losses in Q2.
  • 2011 combined ratios will be over 100 percent in the reinsurance sector
  • The February earthquake in Christchurch cost reinsurers more than the larger quake that hit Japan in March, new figures compiled by Aon Benfield for The Insurance Insider Pre-Monte Carlo Executive briefing show.
  • The "big three" primary commercial insurers in Australasia retained less than $1.5bn of combined losses from the string of Antipodean disasters
  • The reinsurance industry remains strongly capitalised despite heavy catastrophe losses this year, but a question mark hangs over the sector's ability to reload after a market-turning disaster, according to the ratings agencies.
  • With the reinsurance market at a tipping point, there are also growing signs pointing to a price correction in the pivotal US primary market.
  • Aon Benfield continues to maintain a more bearish stance but a consensus is growing that the industry is at a tipping point. The Insurance Insider takes the pulse of the market on the eve of the annual Monte Carlo Reinsurance Rendez-Vous...
  • The London market has appointed Boston Consulting for a wide-ranging project to help shape its central processing.
  • Private equity-backed insurance broker Integro moved into the black and consolidated its position in the Lloyd's market in 2010 with a 33 percent increase in placed premium, The Insurance Insider can reveal
  • Insured losses of $70bn in the first half have already made 2011 the second-costliest year to insurers on record, according to Swiss Re Sigma estimates