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  • Brussels launches P&I club probe
    London and international market (re)insurers are set to be questioned as part of a new European Commission (EC) investigation into possible anti-competitive activity among the 13 shipowner mutuals of the International Group of Protection and Indemnity (IG) clubs.
    31 August 2010
  • Swiss fund issues $20mn cat bond ‘lite’
    Leading insurance-linked securities (ILS) investor Clariden Leu last week unveiled a $20mn a "cat bond lite" transaction that saw it transform an industry loss warranty (ILW) contract into tradable cat bond notes.
    31 August 2010
  • ILS fundraising picks up pace
    A raft of planned ILS funds were announced last week as well as the official launch of Horizon21 spin-off Twelve Capital, The Insurance Insider's sister publication Trading Risk reported.
    31 August 2010
  • WTC settlement deadline extended
    The World Trade Center (WTC) Captive Insurance Co has extended its deadline for plaintiffs to consider opting in to its $700mn+ settlement scheme by two months until 8 November.
    31 August 2010
  • Amlin leads $31mn Chinese crash cover
    Lloyd's (re)insurer Amlin leads the cover on the passenger plane that crashed in the Heilongjiang province of China on 23 August, The Insurance Insider revealed last week.
    31 August 2010
  • Price Forbes returns to profit
    Price Forbes' full-year 2009 accounts show that the London market wholesaler returned to profit after interest payments dragged it to a loss in 2008.
    31 August 2010
  • Swett & Crawford avoids $400mn refinancing
    The merger between Cooper Gay and Swett & Crawford did not trigger change of control provisions in the latter's $415mn debt facility, saving it from the need to carry through a potentially costly refinancing operation, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
    31 August 2010
  • AIG’s Taiwanese sell-off hits regulatory rocks
    The Taiwanese financial regulator has vetoed American International Group's (AIG) proposed $2.15bn sale of its life insurance segment, dealing a blow to the US insurer's efforts to repay its debt to the government.
    31 August 2010
  • Buffett marks 80th with $500mn purchase
    Warren Buffett, as he celebrates his 80th birthday, has signalled his intention to treat himself to the remaining 19.9 percent of Wesco in a deal that could cost Berkshire Hathaway $500mn.
    31 August 2010
  • Chaucer suffers tough H1, but outlook better
    Lloyd's insurer Chaucer suffered a difficult first six months of 2010 as it announced pre-tax profits down by 59 percent last week to £7mn on a combined ratio of 105 percent.
    31 August 2010
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