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  • Finite Re spectre at Max Re; AXA securitises EUR350mn of life mortality risk; Hannover Re gets China approval for life; Oil spills after downgrade; ZFS boosts UK asbestos reserves by $500mn...
  • Swiss reinsurer Converium’s share price continued its upward trajectory after announcing the $295mn sale of its US operations to National Indemnity last month.
  • Benfield Group warned last month that trading profits are likely to be £10mn lower in 2006 than previously expected because of the loss of senior members of its facultative team to a rival firm.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Everest Re Group faces the prospect of a downgrade from Standard & Poor’s (S&P) after the rating agency revised the outlook on its AA- rating from stable to negative on 13 November.
  • Lloyd’s gatekeeper Rolf Tolle has to tread a fine line between allowing fresh start-ups across his threshold and being too restrictive. To ensure vibrancy, the market needs fresh blood but too much can lead to downward rating pressures and excessive compe
  • Hiscox $360mn sidecar Panther Re receives rating; Alchemy Partners looks to Lime Street for gold; R&SA in line with Q3s; buys UK agency; Endurance pulls out of offshore energy; UK trial date set for ‘Independent Three’; FSA accepts sidecar applications...
  • Creditors for all 16 of the participants in the proposed WFUM pool scheme of arrangement met in London on 27 October.
  • Willis Group Holdings became the latest of the international brokers to respond to the post-Spitzer pinch, announcing the loss of 400 jobs as part of an efficiency drive on 25 October.
  • Despite the whispers of smooth-talking bankers, merging two insurance companies is rarely easy – and this is often multiplied in the case of Lloyd’s insurers where management egos and the existence of obdurate Lloyd’s Names add further complications.
  • Marsh Inc’s chief executive Brian Storms parted company with another senior executive early in November as the broking giant announced it was to make its President William (Bill) Malloy redundant.