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  • The upstream energy market is experiencing rate hardening across all geographic areas and coverage lines, according to the latest analysis from wholesale broker Lloyd & Partners, which suggests that proportional reinsurance will also benefit in 2009...
  • A study from global reinsurer Munich Re has placed 2008 as the third worst year on record for economic losses from natural catastrophes (nat cat).
  • Three Japanese non-life insurers Aioi Insurance, Mitsui Sumitomo, and Nissay Dowa are in talks to create Japan’s largest non-life insurer, according to a report from Bloomberg citing two sources close to the situation.
  • American International Group (AIG) and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) have bought an additional $16bn of multi-sector collateralised debt obligations (multi-sector CDOs) on which AIG’s financial products subsidiary wrote credit default swaps
  • The Hartford Financial Services Group, has had the A+ financial strength ratings of its subsidiaries removed from review with negative implications and affirmed by AM Best, albeit with a negative outlook.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Starr Insurance & Reinsurance Limited (SIRL), a subsidiary of Starr International Company, Inc has been assigned a stable financial strength rating of A by AM Best
  • Former American International Group Inc. (AIG) CEO Hank Greenberg, described the firm as “Bleeding people and business” in an interview with CNBC.
  • Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has affirmed its junk ratings on three catastrophe bonds affected by the collapse of Lehman brothers after their total return swaps were terminated and the three bonds met their scheduled 15 December interest payment
  • London-based aviation pool Global Aerospace Underwriting Management (GAUM)’s US unit Global Aerospace Inc leads the cover on the Continental Airlines jet which was destroyed as it crashed during take-off on 20 December, The Insurance Insider can confirm.
  • Troubled insurer AIG intends to merge two units of its major Asian life insurance entity American International Assurance Co Ltd (AIA) and list the restructured company in Hong Kong, according to reports.