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  • Loss notifications from primary insurers in quake-hit New Zealand have increased by more than NZ$1bn in recent weeks adding to the pressure on international reinsurers to update their own loss estimates, The Insurance Insider can reveal
  • The official US report on April 2010's Deepwater Horizon oil spill and explosion, published in mid-January, promises punishment for the energy sector and limited comfort for those (re)insurers poised for a hard market
  • The one certainty from the Queensland floods is that there will be significant, complex and potentially disputed losses for international cat reinsurers
  • Expansive non-life insurance investor Randall & Quilter (R&Q) has installed Tom Booth as an executive director alongside founders Ken Randall and Alan Quilter ahead of his promotion to CFO.
  • UK outsourcing firm Xchanging has secured an extension of the ground-breaking enterprise partnership contract with insurance broker Aon that it first won almost five years ago.
  • American International Group (AIG) has found a new local buyer for its Taiwanese life insurance business Nan Shan, just a few months after regulators overturned its proposed sale to a Hong Kong consortium.
  • Run-off specialist Catalina Holdings announced that it signed a definitive agreement on 7 January to acquire Glacier Re, the Swiss based reinsurer in run-off.
  • The New Zealand earthquake continues to cause major aftershocks for international (re)insurers, with Lloyd's heavyweight Amlin more than doubling its initial estimate for claims from the catastrophe to $160mn.
  • The New York State Insurance Department has become the second US state authority to allow a foreign reinsurer to qualify for lower collateral requirements with its approval of Hannover Re as an eligible reinsurer.
  • Australia's general insurers have so far received around 4,300 claims from policyholders hit by the Queensland floods with an estimated insured loss of A$150mn, according to the Insurance Council of Australia