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  • The American Insurance Association (AIA) has said there is strong bipartisan support for a prolonged life-span for the US Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA).
  • Despite cautious optimism that class action reform legislation might finally make it to the statute book, the Class Action Fairness Act went the same way as other recent tort reform initiatives as it died on the Senate floor last Thursday (8 July).
  • Class of 2001 insurer Allied World Assurance Holdings revealed last week that it has entered into an agreement with the London based agency Vespasian Management Ltd to advise on the development of its accident and health reinsurance business.
  • Fitch Ratings announced it is maintaining its Positive outlook on the non-life sector in France, despite the coming downturn in the market and warnings of a looming price war.
  • Benign loss conditions in the US property casualty sector continued into the second quarter as insurers are expected to payout just $1.65bn in catastrophe claims – the lowest figure for the quarter since 2000.
  • Underwriting discipline and capital management were very much at the top of the agenda as an expected 500 (re)insurance executives gathered at the London Hilton this morning (12 July) for the 40th annual International Insurance Society (IIS) seminar.
  • Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has assigned an “AA” senior unsecured debt rating to approximately EURO640mn of three-year mandatory convertible securities issued by reinsurer Swiss Re.
  • Despite fears of declining rates, the first quarter of 2004 was a stunning year for US P&C insurers, according to data from the research firm ISO and the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America.
  • Lloyd’s insurer Kiln is close to topping out its £260mn Syndicate 510 property capacity for 2004, surprising the marketplace and leaving some brokers high-and-dry when it comes to placing renewal business.
  • Telecommunications giant AT&T has filed a lawsuit against 15 insurers over allegedly unpaid property damage and business interruption claims relating to 9/11.