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  • The aftershocks that struck Christchurch yesterday (13 June) could cost an extra $3bn-$5bn in insured losses, according to modelling firm Eqecat
  • European insurers lifted their gross written premiums by 3.5 percent at constant exchange rates in 2010, according to figures compiled by European insurance trade body the CEA
  • Japanese non-life insurers will be able to manage collective Tohuku earthquake losses estimated at 600bn yen ($7.5bn) by Fitch Ratings, the agency says in a report on the sector
  • Cincinnati Financial is in the market to buy additional reinsurance cover after taking heavy losses from the April and May US storms.
  • Bermudian XL Group has become the latest (re)insurer to reveal the impact of the April and May thunderstorms and tornadoes as it reported a net loss estimate of $50mn to $75mn.
  • The proliferation of lawsuits after the Macondo/Deepwater Horizon oil explosion shows that such disasters can be way beyond what the insurance industry can deal with, Barlow Lyde & Gilbert partner Tim Taylor has warned.
  • The medieval city Norwich once again becomes the unlikely setting for the global run-off world as industry figures converge on East Anglia for the latest instalment of the R&Q Rendez-Vous.
  • Failed New Zealand insurer Western Pacific Insurance (WPI) will not have sufficient funds to meet its projected total claims, its liquidators Grant Thornton have warned.
  • The information presented to underwriters attaching to the placement of music promoter AEG's non-appearance cover for Michael Jackson's cancelled 2009 comeback concerts claims the artist had not seen any doctors other than a cosmetic specialist since June 2005, according to a court filing last week.
  • The UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) has written to price comparison websites about concerns that they may be breaking rules on arranging and advising on insurance contracts.