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  • Distressed insurance company Quanta Capital Holdings Ltd revealed a $42.9mn loss for the second quarter and said it was talking to its bankers after defaulting on its credit facility following the rating downgrades earlier this year.
  • Capita Insurance Services, part of the UK outsourcing giant, Capita Group plc, announced on 10 August that it had secured a deal to process claims for Chaucer Syndicates.
  • No capital differential for 2007, but performance framework on track As well as ruling out the formation of an admitted lines US insurer – at least for now – Lloyd's last week (10 August) provided a comprehensive progress report on the initiatives...
  • Lloyd's has ruled out creating a fully-fledged US insurance company - an idea that was floated as part of the three-year strategic plan delivered in January.
  • Michael Wade continues to look at options for the proposed reinsurance venture, Tiger Re that, if successful, could see the veteran Lloyd’s figure return once again to the London market.
  • The proposed manager of the WFUM Pools Scheme of Arrangement, PRO Insurance Solutions, has issued scheme documentation and announced that the creditor voting meetings will take place on 27 October 2006.
  • Willis Group has confirmed that it has recruited a team of Jardine Lloyd Thompson's (JLT) Financial and Professional lines brokers led by Julian Martin, the recent leader of JLT's UK D&O team.
  • Beleaguered Bermudian reinsurer PXRE Group admitted it was heading towards run-off after announcing on 8 August that its net income had slipped to $2.1mn for the second quarter.
  • Bermudian powerhouse AXIS Capital reported record second quarter net income of $223.4mn, or $1.37 a share, up 29 percent on the prior-year period on the back of increased investment income on 7 August.
  • If Converium can sell-off its discontinued US arm, Converium North America, then it is likely to spark an upgrade by Standard & Poor's back to the longed-for A territory.