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  • AXIS Capital estimates that its net loss exposures to Hurricanes Gustav and Ike will be between $310-$430mn, adding to the industry's toll of heavy 2008 catastrophe losses and providing further evidence of the damage wreaked by Ike earlier this month.
  • American International Group Inc (AIG) drew down $28bn from the $85bn US government bail-out loan facility before it announced it had signed the agreement last week.
  • American International Group Inc (AIG) subsidiary Lexington Insurance Company moved to reassure nervous policyholders and brokers last week by announcing on 26 September that it had arranged contingent property reinsurance cover from Berkshire Hathaway, i
  • London-based company market (re)insurance trade body, the International Underwriting Association (IUA) has welcomed proposals for a new reinsurance regulatory framework agreed by the reinsurance task force of the National Association of Insurance Commissi
  • Lloyd's has shortened the list of potential providers for its new messaging hub to three, The Insurance Insider has learnt.
  • QBE Group has formally parted company with Tim Kenny, the head of its US operations, The Insurance Insider revealed last week.
  • Property Claims Services (PCS) is due to publish an initial loss estimate for Hurricane Ike's onshore damage later this week - and the evidence is increasingly pointing to a $10bn+ loss.
  • Validus Holdings Ltd is in talks to buy Transatlantic Re from distressed insurance giant American International Group (AIG), The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Hank Greenberg, the former American International Group (AIG) chief executive, sold 40 million shares in the fallen insurer, netting around $126mn this week.
  • The UK Financial Services Authority has urged the (re)insurance industry to obtain regulatory approval if firms want to use their own in-house models to assess capital adequacy ahead of the implementation of the 2012 Solvency II directive.