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  • There is heightened talk from reinsurers and brokers of hardening property cat rates after Japan, but analysts are downplaying the investor expectations that have lifted sector stock prices since the 11 March quake.
  • (Re)insurers' reported losses on the Japanese earthquake disaster have crept up to $7.7bn, with $1bn added to the loss tally in the past week, The Insurance Insider's loss table shows.
  • Generali appoints new chairman after boardroom battle; Arch joins Florida's reduced collateral club; Aon Benfield launches Cyprus quake model; ANV shows ambition with Travelers hire; Aon clears Glenrand sale; Willis builds in South Africa; Portugal insurers downgraded; Markel goes east; Aspen builds out US surety business
  • Lloyd's has continued efforts to expand its book of business in emerging markets by granting approval to the first coverholder to operate in Russia.
  • Sagicor Lloyd's drags group to ‘disappointing' year; Broadgate expects $17.5mn cat losses; Brit delists from LSE; Beazley extends Oz A&H business; Lloyd's targets ‘static' claims; FSA fines treble; AMBest withdraws Hardy rating
  • Randall & Quilter (R&Q) today (11 April) outlined plans to return just under £2.4mn of capital to shareholders through issuing new shares rather than giving a final dividend for 2010.
  • The energy insurance market is "in limbo" as record levels of capacity counterbalance the spate of losses hitting the sector, according to broker Willis Group.
  • International energy (re)insurers are looking at a loss of up to $1bn following a fire at a Canadian oil sands operation in January, according to sister publication Inside FAC.
  • Anyone brought up the traditional way will remember that at birthday parties of yesteryear there was always a matriarchal order that the plain sandwiches had to be fully consumed before chocolate cakes, jellies and fizzy pop
  • Property cat reinsurers have continued to talk up rates ahead of the mid-year US wind renewals, but retro underwriters are already seeing signs of hardening amid a post-Japan capacity crunch.