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  • XL Group's financials received a muted response from analysts despite reporting consensus beating fourth-quarter operating earnings per share (EPS).
  • Bermudian powerhouse Axis Capital has held up robust fourth-quarter net profits as its full-year net income almost doubled on strong realised gains in its investment portfolio.
  • Fourth-quarter net and operating profits slipped at Aspen Insurance Holdings as deteriorating losses from the New Zealand earthquake hit its bottom line.
  • Transatlantic Holdings expects to take pre-tax net catastrophe costs of between $50mn and $100mn in the first quarter as a result of Australian weather events including the Brisbane floods and Cyclone Yasi.
  • US giant Allstate Corp's fourth-quarter net profits fell 43 percent from the $518mn reported in the prior-year period to $296mn, as it felt the impact of significantly higher catastrophe losses.
  • Transatlantic Reinsurance has partially clarified comments it made when presenting its quarterly results, claiming it had made a "strategic investment" by becoming a corporate member at Lloyd's - despite already being an investor in the market for several years.
  • 11. AIG downgraded; Chartis offers $571mn for Fuji stake; Munich Re continues renewable expansion; Mining premiums sink deeper; UK ‘big chill' losses double to £1.4bn; Marsh rings the changes; Gulf Re appoints new CEO; Novae
  • Reported reinsurance losses from September's New Zealand earthquake are on the brink of crossing the $2bn threshold after growing by more than 30 percent since November, figures compiled by The Insurance Insider reveal.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Validus is in advanced takeover talks with privately held class of 2005 reinsurer Ariel, The Insurance Insider revealed last week.
  • No management team of a Lloyd's-listed insurer has a holding that exceeds 5 percent, research from Numis Securities shows.