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  • Insurers in the European Union (EU) will no longer be able to consider a policyholder's gender when calculating premiums after the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) declared doing so broke anti-discrimination laws.
  • Ariel Holdings subsidiary Atrium Underwriters has reported that the combined return on capacity for its two Lloyd's syndicates was £64mn for the 2008 year of account.
  • London based Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group (JLT) has challenged its rival brokers to enter into a commission free world to increase market transparency.
  • Beleaguered London market back office provider Xchanging booked a 2010 operating loss of £55.6mn after taking £112mn in impairment hits, while its insurance services division delivered mixed results
  • Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group (JLT) booked an impressive 7 percent organic growth in 2010, helped by an expansion of its international operations in emerging markets
  • Validus Holdings says it would expect to take a hit of between $25mn and $50mn from last week's deadly New Zealand earthquake, based on industry losses in the range of $6bn to $7.5bn.
  • Flagstone Re has notified the market that its net losses for the Australian catastrophes in the first quarter of the year are likely to be in the range of $60mn-$80mn.
  • The timing of a market turn is one of the standard conference debates along with the prevalence of M&A and the impact of Solvency II. It is normally just taken as a given that people want the market to harden on the back of a capital-destroying event. The debate is on the details.
  • Malta-based captive run-off specialist Grafton (Europe) has had its A- rating with a stable outlook affirmed by AM Best.
  • Former Alea CEO Mark Cloutier has predicted a market full of opportunities for the legacy sector as 2011 progresses, claiming the industry was full of "the walking dead".