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  • An inability to prove your loss is traditionally a major stumbling block to achieving a reinsurance recovery. But this is no longer the case, following a UK High Court decision last week in the dispute between Equitas and Randall & Quilter (R&Q).
  • Scor will stop providing reinsurance capital to Novae following the Lloyd's insurer's decision to launch a reinsurance business in 2010, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Rating agency Fitch said its concerns over reinsurers' ability to tap capital markets following a significant catastrophe have "sufficiently eased" after revising its outlook on the global reinsurance sector from negative to stable.
  • Spanish competition authority the Comisión Nacional de la Competencia (CNC) has fined local insurers Asefa, Mapfre and Caser as well as leading global reinsurers, Munich Re, Swiss Re and Scor a total of EUR120mn for operating a cartel.
  • Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC), the holding company for brokers Marsh and Guy Carpenter, has paid $435mn to settle securities and ERISA class actions.
  • Marketform, the Lloyd’s insurer majority owned by the US firm Great American Insurance Group, is undertaking a significant reshuffle of its executive operations to improve its “corporate governance”.
  • UK insurer Brit has laid out the timetable for its redomicile to the Netherlands in a reorganisation that it is expected will see a new holding company listed on the London Stock Exchange on 21 December.
  • So-called ‘mega-claims’ are now a common occurence in the power (re)insurance market, with almost half of the $9.85bn total loss recorded over the last ten years the result of just 16 claims.
  • The UK High Court has sanctioned schemes of arrangement for the 48 solvent and insolvent companies that make up the Trimark 1968 and prior years pools schemes, after creditors voted "overwhelmingly" in favour at a 9 October meeting.
  • Just under 200 investors, advisors and sponsors gathered in New York for Trading Risk's annual executive briefing last month to discuss market issues.