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  • The UK's Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has abandoned plans for a merger with the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIF) after previously undisclosed revenue losses of A$1.5mn came to light.
  • AXA Group's US subsidiary, AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co, has cut around 200 jobs, the equivalent of four percent of its US workforce, as it feels the strain of troubled global equity markets on its securities-based retirement products.
  • European insurance giant Allianz has called an early redemption of its pioneering $150mn Blue Wings cat bond, just eighteen months into its more than four year term.
  • Restructuring continued apace at American International Group (AIG) last week. Ahead of its sale of Hartford Steam Boiler to Munich Re [see story 1] the troubled insurer announced the completion of the sale of $39.3bn face value...
  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Chaucer Holdings is now seeking capital support in the form of a Qualifying Quota Share (QQS) reinsurance arrangement as it tries to ensure it will not be left behind in the race to take advantage of stronger underwriting conditions...
  • Swiss Re has entered into a $1.5bn long-term letter of credit (LOC) facility with JP Morgan to support its life reinsurance business.
  • Jamaica-headquartered insurer Sagicor Group's Lloyd's arm intends to re-start writing life business next year through Syndicate 44, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • American International Group (AIG) and Munich Re have agreed a deal that will see the German reinsurer buy Hartford Steam Boiler Group (HSB) for $742mn cash in the first significant insurance deal as part of the beleaguered US insurer’s asset sale program
  • Christen Schnor, HSBC's head of insurance in the UK, Turkey, the Middle East and Malta was found hanged in a hotel room on 21 December after apparently committing suicide.
  • A Financial Services Authority (FSA) decision not to mandate broker commission disclosure in the UK wholesale market has been met by a polarised reaction from trade associations representing UK brokers and large buyers of insurance.