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  • Bodies representing the reinsurance industry have responded to criticism over their lobbying of Florida lawmakers that last week passed legislation significantly disintermediating the role of property reinsurers in the state.
  • The Financial Services Authority (FSA) acknowledged last week that the UK insurance industry has met the challenge set by the regulator to achieve contract certainty.
  • Marsh Inc has been awarded China’s first Wholly-Owned Foreign Enterprise (WOFE) insurance broking license, the broking giant confirmed last week.
  • MBIA Corp became the latest US insurance group to settle regulatory investigations into its past transactions.
  • Morgan Keegan insurance analyst and long-term bear of Canadian combine Fairfax Financial Holdings, John Gwynn, has announced that he is dropping the company from his coverage due to a stock manipulation lawsuit.
  • The specialty insurance group Markel Corporation unveiled its 2006 results last week which saw the group’s combined ratio fall to a mere 87 percent while investment earnings leapt to an impressive $160mn.
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  • German reinsurer R+V has been awarded £14mn, plus interest, in its long-running dispute with the former Lloyd’s-based managing agency Risk, Insider Week can reveal.
  • The European windstorm Kyrill may trigger Munich Re’s EUR110mn cat bond, Aiolos, as the reinsurer announced last week that its losses from the storm may be in the region of EUR600mn.
  • The reinsurance market was hit last week with news that legislation has been passed in Florida that will disintermediate significant reinsurance capacity in the state, the most profitable in the property catastrophe sector.