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  • US insurer HCC Insurance Holdings filed a $1bn "Universal Shelf" Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last Friday (26 May).
  • The London market is enjoying strong rate rises in 2006, according to trading statements from three leading quoted Lloyd's (re)insurers.
  • Analysts from Merrill Lynch have downgraded shares in broker Benfield to neutral noting that, although they believe the company is "entering a phase of rapid earnings growth", this is largely reflected in the current share price.
  • Heritage Underwriting Agency plc is still keen to proceed with its planned Alternative Investment Market (AIM) flotation despite the sudden resignation of its renowned underwriter, Les Rock.
  • Bruce Carnegie-Brown resigned unexpectedly as president and CEO of the Europe and Middle East region of Marsh Inc last week, after just three years at the firm.
  • Embattled Bermudian (re)insurer Quanta Capital Holdings will move most lines of business into run-off, the company announced today (26 May).
  • Alexander Forbes has appointed Mike Hammond, the former Marsh UK chief executive and JLT Risk Solutions chief executive, as the deputy chairman of its International Risk Services business.
  • Bruce Carnegie-Brown has resigned suddenly as president and CEO of the Europe and Middle East region of Marsh Inc after just three years at the firm.
  • Alexander Forbes Group Ltd has announced a Rand380mn (£31mn) settlement with South African regulators over its practice of “bulking” pension funds and said the package will reduce its 2005 earnings by 20 percent.
  • The London market is enjoying strong rate rises in 2006, according to trading statements from three leading quoted Lloyd’s (re)insurers.