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  • Underwriters on the New Zealand Earthquake Commission (EQC) reinsurance programme will be limited in their ability to get payback for losses through rate rises because of the three-year rolling renewal of the NZ$2.5bn programme
  • Bermudian Tokio Millennium Re (TMR) has become the seventh international reinsurer to be granted approval by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR) to post lower collateral against losses incurred in the state market
  • Hiscox booked a 34 percent slide in pre-tax profits to £211mn in 2010, but limited the widening of its sub-90 percent combined ratio to 3 percentage points despite a heavier loss experience.  
  • Warren Buffett again paid tribute to his reinsurance maven Ajit Jain while revealing that Berkshire Hathaway's underwriting profits climbed from $1,460mn to $2,013mn in 2010
  • The future of Florida's Royal Palm Insurance Company has been secured with its sale to an affiliate of Tower Hill Insurance Group in a deal first revealed by The Insurance Insider.
  • The direct and facultative (D&F) market can expect to pay the lion's share of losses from last February's Chile earthquake, with a 60 percent share of total reinsured losses of $8.5bn, according to Aon Benfield
  • The New Zealand Earthquake Commission (EQC) has said that the Christchurch earthquake earlier this week will be classified as a separate event for insurance purposes from last September's quake and its aftershocks
  • Brit Insurance has reported that would-be acquirer Achilles has agreed that year-end net tangible assets (NTA) stood at 1,121p per share, ensuring that shareholders will receive a 25p contingent value payment on top of the basic offer
  • American International Group (AIG) booked a Q4 operating loss of $2.2bn as its bottom line was hit by the previously announced $4.2bn reserve strengthening in its insurance arm Chartis.
  • Australia's three largest non-life insurers will not be downgraded on their exposure to the latest New Zealand earthquake, ratings agencies Fitch and Moody's have confirmed