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  • A year after Deepwater Horizon the offshore energy market is continuing to operate along lines broadly similar to before the disaster.
  • An accommodation vessel for oil rig workers that partially sank on 12 April could cost the offshore energy market upwards of $160mn, sister publication Inside FAC has revealed.
  • Flagstone Re expects to renew the majority of its Florida book at 1 June despite rating agency pressures, after securing additional dropdown retro cover and capital relief from a collateralised quota share arrangement in response to heavy Q1 cat losses.
  • Hammerson chairman John Nelson will succeed Lord Levene as chairman of Lloyd's, the Corporation has confirmed.
  • Tokio Marine's Lloyd's (re)insurer Kiln is proposing the merger of syndicates 807 and 510 to create a Lloyd's syndicate with capacity of £1.06bn.
  • Allianz has returned to the capital markets to top up its Blue Fin III cat bond, which covers peak US perils, taking new issuance over the $1bn mark for the year.
  • Collateralised reinsurer Catco is fundraising to invest in the mid-year renewals on the back of rising retrocession rates.
  • This year's catastrophe losses in the traditional reinsurance markets have created an opportunity for the cat bond market, Willis Capital Markets & Advisory says in a first quarter update on the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector.
  • (Re)insurers Alterra Capital and PartnerRe warned investors to expect investment losses on their cat bond portfolio due to the Japanese earthquake as well as losses from their traditional indemnity portfolios.
  • International (re)insurers are looking on with interest as the political saga unfolds on the fate of Tokyo Electric Power company (Tepco) and its liabilities  at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station