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  • Japan quake insurers pay out $11.8bn
    Japanese non-life insurers have now paid out 944bn yen ($11.8bn) relating to homes damaged by the 11 March earthquake, the General Insurance Association of Japan said last week (10 June).
    13 June 2011
  • Bermudian trio show preference for hybrid capital
    Preference share issuances are gaining in popularity as (re)insurers raise new funds to take advantage of hardening property cat rates without diluting their existing shareholders.
    13 June 2011
  • Swinglehurst future threatened by £3mn of outstanding fees
    Small Lloyd's insurance broker Swinglehurst is anxiously awaiting the receipt of £3mn of overdue fees from a single client, as it seeks to settle a £920,000 tax dispute with the UK tax authorities (HMRC) that has driven it to the brink of bankruptcy.
    13 June 2011
  • Torus to write $1bn in 2011 despite losses
    The brutal roll-call of energy losses in 2010-11 inevitably hammered Torus' loss ratios, but has not dented the group's long-term view of the opportunities in the energy and other specialty markets.
    13 June 2011
  • RSA plots path to 100% renewable energy economy
    International P&C insurer RSA has set out a vision for meeting the world's energy needs using renewable energy sources only as the sector continues to provide an attractive growth opportunity for insurers.
    13 June 2011
  • Energy insurance buyers ‘not happy’ with industry
    Risk managers in the energy industry are "not happy" with the way insurers have responded to the landscape post-Macondo and there is a danger that they will become disaffected, the chairman of Gallagher International has warned.
    13 June 2011
  • UK risk managers told markets are still soft
    Excess capacity is continuing to exert downward pressure on commercial rates - despite the colossal catastrophe losses suffered by the global insurance industry, delegates at Airmic's 2011 conference in Bournemouth were told on 8 June.
    13 June 2011
  • Political violence pricing up 5-10 percent on Arab Spring
    The cost of political violence cover is set to increase by 5 to 10 percent because of the unrest that has spread throughout the Middle East.
    13 June 2011
  • London’s kingmaker agrees to its own takeover
    Lexicon Partners, the corporate advisory firm that has shaped much of the London market through a decade of M&A, has merged with the larger US outfit Evercore Partners Inc.
    13 June 2011
  • Kiln buys stake in US force-placed MGA
    Lloyd's (re)insurer Kiln has bought a 49 percent share in US managing agency WNC Holdings, which is a specialist in the lucrative force-placed insurance market.
    13 June 2011
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