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  • RITC start-up closes four syndicates on Lloyd's approval
    Lloyd's has approved Syndicate 2008 to write reinsurance to close (RITC) business, with the Shelbourne Syndicate Services Ltd (SSSL) managed vehicle already closing four open year syndicates with gross insurance reserves of around $455mn.
    10 March 2008
  • Hanover and Everest reveal Q2 cat losses
    Chaucer's new owner The Hanover is to take catastrophe losses of $145mn-$160mn in the second quarter, more than doubling the US insurer's previous loss tally from tornadoes in April
    07 July 2011
  • XL and others take $27mn Labuan Re retro hit
    Malaysian carrier Labuan Re has incurred gross losses of $60.5mn from the Thai floods, handing on $27mn of this to retrocessionaires
    20 March 2012
  • Washington Metro Authority turns on Lexington
    The spate of litigation relating to the Washington Metro train crash in June 2009 that killed nine people and seriously injured a number of others has continued, with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) now seeking more than $13mn from Lexington.
    10 October 2011
  • Run-Off Round Up
    Capita swoops for CMGL; Tawa UK in $285mn acquisition; S&P to launch run-off ratings; European run-off liabilities exceed EUR200bn...
    09 March 2007
  • UK courts recognised by US in Highlands insolvency
    A New York court has recognised the jurisdiction of the UK courts in the insolvency of run-off insurer Highlands Insurance Company (UK) Ltd.
    11 February 2008
  • More A&H trouble for Canada Life
    Canada Life has issued a claim for relief and damages against French reinsurer Caisse Centrale de Reassurance (CCR) alleging that CCR has reneged “on four quota share agreements with Canada Life” and is therefore “irresponsibly and in bad faith underminin
    01 April 2002
  • NZ rates may triple, S&P predicts
    Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has predicted that New Zealand reinsurance pricing may more than triple at the July renewals after the Christchurch earthquake losses.
    27 June 2011
  • AIG confirms Sullivan severance package
    American International Group (AIG) has confirmed reports that former CEO Martin Sullivan will receive a $47mn severance package after officially stepping down from his post.
    02 July 2008
  • TWIA reforms poised to become law
    Texan lawmakers have finally agreed legislation on reforming the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association before a special session of congress expired
    07 July 2011
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