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  • Scor latest to use low Swiss yields to issue debt
    Scor has become the latest (re)insurer to take advantage of the low cost of issuing debt in Switzerland with a SFR400 (EUR300mn) subordinated debt offer.
    24 January 2011
  • Under-reserving fears growing for reinsurers
    Although the reserve buffer among European reinsurers has withstood the soft market better than might have been feared, there is a risk that the most recent accident years are under-reserved and developing negatively, according to research from Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW).
    24 January 2011
  • Platinum buys back $50mn of RenRe-held options
    Platinum Underwriters Holdings has agreed to pay almost $50mn to rival RenaissanceRe to buy back share options that it awarded to it when it went public in 2002.
    24 January 2011
  • Is Hiscox the new Amlin?
    Lloyd's insurer Hiscox may have joined its peer Amlin as the Lloyd's insurer of choice for investors, according to Keefe Bruyette & Woods (KBW) analysis.
    24 January 2011
  • Amlin, Hiscox may return £220mn
    Lloyd's heavyweights Amlin and Hiscox could return around £220mn to shareholders in the opening months of 2011, according to Jefferies International analyst Nick Pope.
    24 January 2011
  • Aon 3.5 percent London commission meets stiff resistance
    Aon's attempts to impose a new 3.5 percent commission on London market placements are facing a wall of resistance from insurers, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    24 January 2011
  • HDI-Gerling wins auction for prized Dutch insurer
    Germany's third largest insurer has fought off competition from rivals such as Markel to win the auction for the Dutch insurance group BV Bloemers.
    24 January 2011
  • Mining disruptions from Queensland flooding
    As international insurers and their reinsurers seek clarification on the quantity and quantum of mining claims, the issue of business interruption that contributed the lion's share of insured losses after flooding at the start of 2008 is once again at the forefront of underwriters' minds.
    24 January 2011
  • Calls mount for Queensland flood insurance reform
    With state premier Anna Bligh announcing an independent Commission of Inquiry into the Queensland flood disaster last week, attention is focusing on the role of the private insurance sector in the state.
    24 January 2011
  • ‘Lloyd’s M&A unlikely’
    Despite widespread predictions that 2011 could be the year that finally sees a flurry of M&A on Lime Street, KBW analyst Chris Hitchings is taking a contrarian view.
    24 January 2011
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