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  • 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".
  • Brit Insurance this morning (26 October) accepted a cash offer worth up to £888mn from private equity houses Apollo Management and CVC Capital Partners, ending months of speculation about its future.
  • Maurice "Hank" Greenberg has responded angrily to the New York State Supreme Court decision last week that he is liable for damages relating to the so-called Capco reinsurance deal that allegedly hid more than $200mn of auto warranty losses from American International Group (AIG).
  • US Risk subsidiary Goss Re has appointed three new partners, including former EW Blanch head Ted Blanch.
  • Antares completes property treaty line-up; Zurich appoints general CEOs; IAG hires Harmer...
  • US regulators have forced American International Group (AIG) to disclose the $125mn price tag for selling an 80 percent stake in a subprime lending subsidiary to Fortress Investment Group in August.