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  • Bermudian-headquartred short-tail specialist Validus fell to a loss of $172mn in the first three months of the year as $271mn of catastrophe losses took their toll.
  • The facultative reinsurance arm of Willis Group is to be moved into the group's London-headquartered wholesale broker Glencairn, sister publication InsideFAC has revealed.
  • National Indemnity Company (NICO)'s reinsurance deal last month to assume $3.5bn of American International Group (AIG) liabilities in advance of its planned IPO was also further demonstration of Warren Buffett's enduring appetite for asbestos risk.
  • A potentially pivotal ruling in a Rhode Island court has approved a commutation plan for a solvent insurer to extinguish its liabilities without going into insolvency, in a ruling that could have significant implications for commercial (re)insurers with a run-off portfolio in the States.
  • Defunct Bermudian retro player PXRE - now owned by UK-listed run-off acquirer Tawa - has received approval from the Connecticut Insurance Department to withdraw $22,800,000 in the form of a cash dividend to its immediate parent WT Holdings, Inc.
  • After Randall & Quilter (R&Q)'s shares climbed 19 percent on the London Stock Exchange in the first four months of 2011 its year-end results largely validated investors' enthusiasm.
  • Goldman Sachs' private equity arm has agreed to invest up to $291.6mn for a 19.9 percent stake in leading Bermudian run-off player Enstar, becoming the group's largest single shareholder in the process.
  • The Financial Services Authority (FSA)'s Solvency II contingent has quadrupled in size in the last year as the regulator tries to keep pace with the EU's schedule.
  • UK insurers don't hear too much about "proportionality" from their regulator these days but there was a welcome echo last month when the Financial Services Authority (FSA) said it would impose a two-tier approach to Solvency II.
  • The simmering tensions between some brokers and insurers risked spilling into open hostilities during April as arguments again erupted over broker remuneration.