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  • Bermudian-based start-up Quanta Capital Holdings reported its maiden net profit last week (2 August), booking $1.8mn, or $0.03 net income a share for the second quarter of 2004, compared to a $4.5mn net loss in the first quarter of the year. Excluding net
  • UK risk managers association AIRMIC has hit back at the Treasury after it declined to automatically exempt UK risk managers from being regulated by the European Insurance Mediation Directive.
  • World’s largest reinsurer Munich Re impressed the markets with analysts’ beating second quarter figures on Friday (6 August). The German-based company reported second quarter earnings of €628mn, up on analysts’ consensus of €528mn, and with earnings fo
  • Warren Buffett’s investment giant Berkshire Hathaway posted second quarter income down 42 percent to $1.82bn, or $834 a share on last year, largely as a result of lower investment gains, but the group’s insurance operations continue to thrive, contributin
  • Bermudian XL Capital delivered record first half results last Wednesday (28 July), with second quarter net income of $363.6mn, or $2.62 per share, also a record for the period, and the second most profitable quarter ever for the company, following on from
  • Bermuda’s Partner Re reported operating earnings of $104.9mn, or $1.93 for the second quarter, up from $89.9mn, or $1.67 a share in the same quarter of 2003.
  • Fast growing post-9/11 start-up Endurance reported a 72 percent surge in second quarter net income last week (26 July), booking $114.8mn, or $1.69 a share, compared to $66.8mn or $0.99 a share in the second quarter of 2003.
  • The Lloyd’s consolidation vehicle Capital Insurance Holdings postponed its Alternative Investment Market float last week after failing to attract sufficient support from UK investors.
  • It was a litigation double whammy for telecom giant Cable & (C&W) last week with the opening skirmishes in London’s Royal Courts of Justice of two commercial actions relating to its former captive insurer Pender Ltd.
  • Despite strong underwriting results, fast growing Bermudian-based (re)insurance group White Mountains saw its second quarter earnings hit by rising interest rates, as $139mn of after-tax unrealised losses on its fixed income portfolio contributed to a $38