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  • Munich Re has regained its targeted AA- rating from Standard & Poor’s (S&P) today (22 December) with the rating agency upgrading the German giant from A+ and assigning a stable outlook.
  • In a record year for securitisation in the sector, French reinsurer SCOR has become the latest (re)insurer to issue a catastrophe bond, with its EUR120mn Atlas III transaction to cover against European windstorm and Japanese earthquake losses.
  • Munich Re has made its latest foray into the world of reinsurance securitisation with the launch of a $190mn cat bond on behalf of Zurich Financial Services Group (ZFS) to cover Californian earthquake risks.
  • Despite his imminent departure to Albany, the New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer has filed a lawsuit against Acordia Inc accusing the US’ fifth largest insurance broker of illegally steering business to companies who paid them kickbacks.
  • After last year’s record catastrophe insured losses of more than $100bn, the benign conditions of 2005 look like costing the (re)insurance industry just $15bn in losses from natural and man-made catastrophes, according to preliminary figures from Swiss Re
  • The trend for US retailers acquiring London market platforms has continued with Hilb Rogal & Hobbs (HRH) buying Glencairn Ltd.
  • An additional $1bn of US property catastrophe focused capital will be provided following the imminent launch of Ironshore Ltd, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Apparent tensions between Catlin Group and AM Best have re-surfaced with the rating agency confirming today (20 December) it would maintain its review with negative implications of the insurer’s rating despite the unconditional declaration earlier this we
  • Two executives have settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over their roles in the 2001 accounting scandal said to have inflated PNC Financial Corp’s earnings by concealing $762mn in potential liabilities.
  • Stone Point Capital managed fund Trident II is selling off 3 million shares it holds in Bermudian powerhouse Axis Capital Holdings in a block trade.