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  • QBE has received the green light from regulators for its EUR267mn takeover of Belgium-based specialist reinsurer Secura.
  • AJ Gallagher's organic growth dipped over the first nine months of 2010, with the broker reporting a 1.9 percent decline in organic commissions and fees, supplemental commissions and contingent commissions.
  • AM Best has placed Brit Insurance's credit ratings under review with negative implications after the long-awaited announcement yesterday (October 26) of the £888mn cash takeover offer from private equity firms Apollo Management and CVC Capital Partners.
  • Bermudian stalwarts John Lummis and Jim Stanard have formed Flex Capital Advisors (FCA), a management company that will underwrite reinsurance on behalf of companies and funds and is set to sponsor a new $500mn start-up Flex Re on the island.
  • Specialty insurer WR Berkley saw profits slip by a modest 4 percent to $94mn in the third quarter as it resisted the downward pressure that softening rates and torpid investment returns have been placing on bottom lines.
  • US specialty insurer WR Berkley's net profits slipped by only 4 percent to $94mn in the third quarter, as it resisted the downward pressure of softening rates and poor investment returns.
  • Berkshire Hathaway has appointed Todd Combs from the hedge fund sector as an investment manager, marking further progress in the succession planning for Warren Buffett.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Arch Capital revealed a 48 percent drop in net profit for the third quarter of 2010 to $141.6mn, as investment income and net earned premiums shrank.
  • Julian Messent, the former CEO of Lord Pearson of Rannoch's (re)insurance broker PWS Holdings, has been jailed, disqualified and ordered to pay £100,000 compensation after pleading guilty to committing bribery in Costa Rica.
  • American International Group (AIG)'s president and CEO Robert Benmosche has been diagnosed with cancer, but will remain in his role for now and "honour existing commitments".