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  • Loss figures from the major modelling firms all fall into the range set out under Solvency II scenarios for natural catastrophe risk, according to Guy Carpenter.
  • A survey by global management firm Accenture has found that 57 percent of European insurers expect the cost of complying with Solvency II to be higher than previously estimated.
  • Senior UK insurance figures have given a cautious welcome to proposed UK government controlled foreign company (CFC) tax rule changes unveiled last week.
  • Reinsurance trade bodies have called for a greater private role in the US National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
  • The head of the European organisation developing Solvency II has again called for a staggered introduction of the regulatory framework to allow (re)insurers time to adopt it.
  • Representative bodies for independent brokers and agents operating in New York are continuing to battle a new regulation that requires the disclosure of certain compensation details to all clients - despite a court ruling backing the change.
  • Chartis subsidiary the National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh (NUFI) returned to the cat bond market last week with its second offering of the year.
  • Cat bond investors are increasingly open to longer-dated deals and are offering aggregate indemnity cover to keep their capital working amid stiff competition from the traditional reinsurance market, according to GC Securities.
  • Swiss Re is fundraising for a longevity risk cat bond that will be the second completely new peril to come to market in as many weeks, after Goldman Sachs launched a health insurance securitisation for Aetna.
  • Independent US broker Brown & Brown Inc (B&B) has completed its second purchase in recent weeks, with the acquisition of Californian firm Ruland & Mattingley last Thursday (2 December).