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  • R-T Specialty, the wholesale arm of Pat Ryan's broking start-up, has made its first acquisition, picking up California-based wholesaler Chartwell Independent Insurance Brokers.
  • It's a headhunters' market out there.
  • Lloyd's insurer Chaucer is opening a new office in Buenos Aires to write facultative property business, as it looks to exploit hardening rates in the wake of the Chile earthquake.
  • Lord Levene is adamant that he can continue to fulfil his responsibilities as Lloyd's chairman despite his new role as executive chairman of an unnamed start-up looking to muscle its way into the UK consumer banking sector.
  • HCC Global has appointed joint CEOs to head up the firm's international operations, replacing Matthew Fairfield.
  • The Brazilian economic boom has not translated into a growth in reinsurance demand despite the lifting of the state monopoly two years ago, according to a veteran Brazilian insurance consultant. 
  • Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group (JLT) is the broker for a share of the reinsurance cover for one of the local carriers insuring a Nigerian national oil company currently at the centre of overcharging allegations, it has emerged.
  • Secondary market cat bond pricing increased by a modest 0.2 percent last week, showing weak signs of recovery after a mammoth eight-week slide where valuations fell by more than 2 percent.
  • Independent London market (re)insurance broker BMS is in discussions with Lloyd's to launch a syndicate, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • In a move that could have profound consequences for some independent London wholesalers, as of this week Aon has ordered its global workforce to use its own resources to access wholesale markets, such as London, rather than sub-contract to rival brokers.