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  • The UK government has unveiled implementation plans for new bribery laws and published final guidance for all commercial organisations with a UK presence on complying when the laws come into effect on 1 July
  • Shares in London-based insurance service provider Charles Taylor Consulting (CTC) fell almost 12 percent after the firm announced it would reduce the dividend it paid out following a "difficult year"
  • The pro rata earthquake reinsurance cover of the Japanese big three insurers renewed at 1 April despite the recent catastrophe, with only modest reductions in ceding commissions achieved, reports Willis Re
  • The UK government has unveiled its plans to implement the proposed changes to the nation's bribery laws and published its final guidance for all commercial organisations with a presence in the UK on how to comply with the new rules when they come into effect on 1 July.
  • The top three reinsurance brokers' investment in analytical and actuarial modelling will widen the gap between the three largest intermediaries and the remainder of the market, according to a senior broker.
  • Shares in insurance service provider Charles Taylor Consulting (CTC) fell almost 12 percent after the firm announced it would reduce the level of dividend it paid out after weathering a "difficult year".
  • The woeful performance of motor underwriters has cost Lloyd's more than £500mn -which is equivalent to almost a quarter of the market's pre-tax profits in 2010
  • Flagstone Re shares were up 4 percent in morning trading on the New York Stock exchange as investors reacted positively to the announcement of a net loss range of $80mn-$130mn from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
  • The 2011 Global Power & Energy Review and the Executive Briefing are now in production and will once again provide the most comprehensive and independent analysis of the key issues affecting the global energy sector. The review is proven as a powerful reference tool for leading industry figures. Click headline for more information
  • Lloyd's has reported that its ultimate losses from the first Christchurch earthquake in September are expected to come to £428mn ($684mn), which is far and away the biggest single insured loss estimate for the event