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  • A joint venture between global interdealer broker ICAP and JLT Group has once again underlined the growing co-operation between the reinsurance industry and the capital markets in trading risk.
  • Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett said that with falling rates in “super-cat” insurance as a result of the “flood of capital” post-Katrina, the company has “sharply reduced” wind exposures.
  • US giant American International Group (AIG) continued the capital management theme as it reported a rise in its 2007 net income and announced an $8bn share buyback scheme.
  • After a month digesting unpalatable developments in the “Sunshine State”, the (re)insurance industry was at least served up a sliver of good news late February, as it emerged the Florida State Board of Administration...
  • Aon has confirmed the arrival of Steve Redgwell as head of broking for its Commercial Insurance division.
  • After a good 2006, Talbot raises the ‘for sale’ sign. Its timing could be perfect…
  • Aon – which is involved in an acrimonious battle with Benfield over the poaching of its facultative team – has won the Lexington Insurance Co account from the reinsurance broker, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • European giants Allianz, AXA and Zurich Financial Services (ZFS) reported strident 2006 figures and increased dividends as they benefitted from clement natural catastrophe conditions.
  • Bermuda’s Class of 2005 – the group of (re)insurers launched in the wake of Hurricane Katrina – will face tougher conditions than their predecessors as they look to broaden scope in response to limited opportunities in the property cat market.
  • Ark and Leinster on the verge of launching as 2007 capacity continues to grow...