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  • RenaissanceRe said it expects its Q1 financials to be hit with a net negative impact of $30mn from the 2011 Australian flooding and $190mn from the 22 February New Zealand earthquake
  • The financial position of European (re)insurers measured against the new capital requirements under Solvency II (SII) remains broadly sound, according to the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa).
  • With catastrophe losses mounting from two powerful earthquakes it has emerged that Lloyd's received a total of only $70mn of premiums from New Zealand in 2009.
  • Early estimates from international marine insurers have identified total hull losses of up to $300mn from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan last week, although underwriters are reporting it is too early to assess the substantial scale of cargo losses.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Aspen Insurance Holdings has revealed it will take $90mn in first-quarter losses from the Australian floods and second New Zealand earthquake.
  • Modelling firm Eqecat estimates that the insured loss from the Japanese earthquake will be between $12bn and $25bn, which is significantly under AIR Worldwide's forecast of a $15bn to $35bn industry loss
  • Torus Insurance has pulled out of writing excess liability through its Bermuda operations because of "extremely challenging" conditions for the business
  • The share price movements of the big Lloyd's players show the market is anticipating industry-wide insured losses of $20bn, according to Oriel Securities analyst Thomas Dorner
  • Ratings agency AM Best does not expect ratings to change on the non-life Japanese insurers it rates as a result of the recent quake and tsunami, while its rival Standard & Poor's has put a negative outlook on the sector
  • International direct and facultative property underwriters are looking at a claim of at least 10bn yen or $120mn from the East Japan Railway Co following the devastating 11 March earthquake, although our sister title Inside FAC understands the final loss may be a multiple of this figure