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  • Bermudian (re)insurer Ironshore has announced the formation of a new subsidiary in Dublin, as revealed exclusively last month by our sister publication Inside Fac.
  • Swiss Re America head to retire; Fairfield start-up hires Liberty exec; Brit recruits new PI class underwriter; CEO Rowe to retire from CTC by end of 2011; Everest completes crop acquisition
  • Hannover Re has announced that it will sell all operational companies of its US insurer in run-off, Clarendon Insurance Group, to the Bermuda-based legacy specialist Enstar Group.
  • Run-off specialist Ruxley Ventures has received approval from the UK High Court of Justice to transfer the assets and liabilities of Aviation & General Insurance Company to a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary.
  • US insurance giant Allstate Co is suing the Bank of America and its subsidiary Countrywide Financial over $700mn in residential mortgage-backed securities it purchased over a two-year period.
  • New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a suit against Ernst & Young (E&Y) alleging that the "big four" accountancy firm assisted collapsed bank Lehman Brothers in defrauding its shareholders.
  • Willis and Berkshire Hathaway are the latest market players to announce a new facility to provide additional underwriting capacity to the oil and gas industry following the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe.
  • With less than two years to go until Solvency II a new survey has found that over 40 percent of insurers have completed less than a quarter of preparatory work.
  • Outgoing New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has capped his period in office in characteristic style by agreeing a $120mn settlement with four insurance groups that he was prosecuting, including Ace and Zurich.
  • A sharp increase in extra capacity continues to flood the marine insurance sector, with all eyes on whether or not this will capsize the market.