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  • Travelers opened a $1.25bn hole in its previously tight US cat programme after running its Longpoint Re II securitisation through RMS Version 11 created a much higher attachment point for the cat bond, The Insurance Insider reported in June
  • The efficiency of insurance as a way of leveraging capital means that there will not be the need for as many microinsurance organisations as institutions, according to private equity fund specialists.
  • Pricing and trading in the industry loss warranty (ILW) market has boomed with the start of the US wind season in June.
  • The saga that is Royal Bank of Scotland's attempts to sells its highly regarded insurance operations may have hit a further snag last week with suggestions that private equity firm CVC is no longer in exclusive talks with the bank.
  • Amid a rally that has tended to prefer value names that are more likely to benefit from sector-wide tailwinds (US commercial pricing), those with premium values in part justified by previous assumptions on property cat margins have underperformed.
  • The head of Lloyd’s China, Ian Faragher is to step down after two years in the role, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Omega Underwriting Agents Ltd is also set to launch a new syndicate as it puts the finishing touches to a capital raising initiative that will almost double its capacity.
  • The dormant Reinsurance Australia Corporation, ReAC, is set to rebrand and begin underwriting – five years after it was brought to its knees by the low rates and high casualty losses of the late nineties.
  • Atrium Underwriting became the latest Lloyd’s (re)insurer to release an upbeat trading statement on 7 December, including an improvement on its 2004 year of account.
  • UK regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA), has said that the biggest threats posed by the current boom in private equity are market abuse and conflicts of interest.