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  • Lloyd's and Bermuda (re)insurer Omega Insurance Holding's offer for up to 50 percent of the 2010 capacity on its Lloyd's Syndicate 958, set to close on Thursday (2 July) has been relatively well received by members' agents and analysts alike.
  • CV Starr has tied up with Talbot Underwriting Ltd and QBE to launch a $75mn consortium to write US construction risks at Lloyd's.
  • Fitch changes RGA's outlook to negative; S&P goes negative on Gard; CIC takes over supervision of China Re
  • Independent London market (re)insurance broker BMS saw profits climb last year even though revenues fell slightly from £45.3mn to £42.6mn.
  • Despite greater transparency following the damaging sub-prime-related securities ratings withdrawals last year, Standard & Poor's (S&P) managing director of Germany Torsten Hinrichs, conceded "no model is clear of conflicts of interest".
  • French composite insurer Groupama SA has had its insurer financial strength and long-term counterparty credit ratings cut by Standard & Poor's (S&P) from A+ to A on "weakened capital".
  • Goldman Sachs partner Michael J. Millette was heralded as the Outstanding Contributor of the year at the inaugural Trading Risk awards dinner on the 25 June, held in London.
  • This week the UK High Court is set to hear the closing arguments in the pivotal clash between Berkshire Hathaway-backed Equitas and Randall & Quilter (R&Q)-owned Brandywine.
  • After Florida insurers got an easier-than-expected ride during the 1 June renewal season, thanks to "adequate capacity" from the traditional and non-traditional reinsurance markets, the key 1 July renewal date for US business looks set to be similar.
  • Equitas, the legacy albatross that has hung around the neck of Lloyd’s Names ever since its creation in 1996, can now be formally detached after the UK High Court approved the transfer to a new company, Equitas Insurance Ltd, yesterday.