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  • Despite the fact it was the third-most intense Atlantic hurricane to make landfall since records began Hurricane Dean's "extraordinarily fortunate track" left (re)insurers facing only modest losses.
  • Three months into the 2007 hurricane season, the first Re-Ex Index catastrophe derivative has gone through on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).
  • Insured losses from Hurricane Dean will be in a range of $0.75-1.5bn, substantially less than first feared due to the storm’s “extraordinarily fortunate track”, according to modelling firm Risk Management Solutions (RMS).
  • Insured losses from Hurricane Dean will be in a range of $0.75-1.5bn substantially less than first feared due to the storm’s “extraordinarily fortunate track”, according to modelling firm Risk Management Solutions (RMS).
  • French reinsurer SCOR Group has revealed a 55 percent increase in its gross written premium during the first half of this year, primarily driven by its acquisition of the life reinsurer Revios.
  • Caribbean-based financial services group, Guardian Holdings Ltd (GHL) is to combine its two European motor insurance companies to create a single Gibraltar-based insurer and brand.
  • Lloyd’s (re)insurer Kiln plc released full details of its investment portfolio last week, as market uncertainty continued over insurance company’s exposure to sub-prime debt and collateralised debt obligations (CDOs).
  • Lloyd’s insurer Chaucer Holdings plc has confirmed it will increase its motor portfolio to offset the reduction in capacity in its other classes.
  • The brutal uncertainty in the equity markets, together with the menacing presence of Hurricane Dean, is a reminder of the capricious nature of the (re)insurance business.
  • Cayman Islands reinsurance vehicle, Greenlight Capital Re, said it had second quarter earnings of $21.3mn – a three hundred percent increase on its inaugural second quarter last year.