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  • New Zealand's Earthquake Commission failed to renew one of its multi-year reinsurance contracts at the July renewals and had to source the cover on an annual basis, according to local press.
  • The battle for Transatlantic Holdings has gone legal with the US reinsurer suing Validus Holdings over the Bermudian's exchange offer direct to its shareholders and adopting a limited stockholders rights plan designed to significantly dilute the holdings of an unsolicited potential acquirer.
  • European insurers are unlikely to lose out if they take part in a proposed bond exchange that will devalue Greek sovereign debt holdings, ratings agency Moody's said.
  • The average cost of motor insurance in the UK has increased 30 percent in the last year, according to the AA's latest benchmark index.
  • Hardy's share price dived by more than 12 percent in early trading after it warned investors that its loss range for first-quarter cats was increasing from £21mn-£26mn to £28mn-£33mn.
  • Everest Re held the fall in its second quarter profits to just 16 percent as it benefited from relatively low US storm losses and broadly robust reserves for first-quarter cats.
  • Scor defied its first-quarter cat losses to report a profit for the half-year, as a c.EUR30mn subrogation gain on its World Trade Center (WTC) loss helped it to post a net income of EUR40mn.
  • European (re)insurers will not be held to their Solvency II mandated capital levels until 2014, if the proposals of a key committee of the European parliament are adopted, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Transatlantic Holdings and its unsolicited suitor Validus Holdings both reported solid second quarter net profits despite significant catastrophe losses in the period.
  • Net profits at Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd plummeted 90 percent from $108.9mn to $10.2mn in the second quarter as the bottom line was battered by $65.0mn of losses from record industry catastrophe events in the period.