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  • Insured catastrophe losses this year are estimated to have hit $50bn, making 2008 the second costliest on record, according to research from Swiss Re.
  • 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...
  • Swiss Re has entered into a $1.5bn long-term letter of credit (LOC) facility with JP Morgan to support its life reinsurance business.
  • Swiss Re has entered into a $1.5bn long-term letter of credit (LOC) facility with JP Morgan to support its life reinsurance business.
  • 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
  • The 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 AUS1.5mn came to light, The Insurance Insider understand
  • The catastrophe futures market has traded more than $440mn of notional volume since its inception in late 2007, cementing it as a valuable tool for trading risk.
  • A $115mn settlement has been given final approval in a lawsuit brought by the Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana against four former AIG chief executives and CV Starr & Co.
  • Insured catastrophe losses this year are estimated to have hit $50bn, making 2008 the second costliest on record, according to research from Swiss Re.
  • The acquisition of New Castle Re renewal rights by start-up Torus Insurance Holdings (Bermuda) Ltd signals the continued withdrawal of Citadel Investment Group from the Bermudian reinsurance market as it faces increasing cash pressures in its managed hedg