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  • Novae Group plc’s Lloyd’s platform today announced it will merge its Syndicates 1007 and 2147 for the 2007 year of account.
  • Ratings agencies have responded positively to Converium’s $295mn sale of its US operations to National Indemnity on 17 October.
  • Recently, AM Best appears to be singing from a different song sheet to that of the other rating agencies.
  • Standard & Poor’s (S&P) was the first rating agency to respond to news of the proposed reinsurance deal between Equitas and Berkshire Hathaway by signaling the possibility of an upgrade in Lloyd’s financial strength rating.
  • In a landmark transaction, Lloyd’s run-off vehicle Equitas has agreed a $7bn reinsurance deal with Berkshire Hathaway which, once completed, will bring finality to the vehicle.
  • Few of the 34,000 Lloyd’s Names who reinsured themselves into Equitas in 1996 probably thought it would happen, but it is now possible they will receive a premium following today’s transaction with Berkshire Hathaway.
  • Today's (20 October) $7bn deal between Equitas and Berkshire Hathaway lays a framework for reinsured Names and Lloyd's to achieve finality for pre-1993 liabilities and, if completed, nearly doubles the assets available to the run-off vehicle.
  • Bermuda-based insurer Catlin Insurance Company Ltd had its A financial strength rating placed under review with negative implications by rating agency AM Best today (19 October).
  • Bermudian-headquartered Endurance Specialty Holdings is pulling out of the offshore energy market and parting company with Paul Upton, who ran the business out of its London subsidiary, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • The Swiss reinsurer Converium has agreed to sell its US operations to Berkshire Hathaway for $295mn, paving the way for a possible upgrade of the company.