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  • At last week’s Bermuda Angle conference, XL Capital announced it expects to earn between $9.05-9.25 per share for 2004, slightly down on consensus estimates of $9.28.
  • Despite continuing optimism that the North American power blackout on 14 August will not lead to major industry exposures, losses are still likely to breach the technical threshold of $25mn for a catastrophe.
  • White Mountains is reportedly preparing to scale up its presence in Bermuda, with plans to shift as many as four of its subsidiaries to the island.
  • The world's largest reinsurer Munich Re replaces head; Allianz separately confirms replacement for Schulte-Noelle Hans-Juergen Schinzler, the 62 yr old chairman of Munich Re's board of management, announced last month that he will step down at the end
  • After two weeks of heightened rumours, Insider Week understands that Marsh representatives had contact with HLF over a potential take-over bid.
  • In the second of the week’s investment rating downgrades, Morgan Stanley analysts have changed their rating on shares of Berkshire Hathaway from overweight to equalweight.
  • World’s de facto largest asbestos reinsurer Equitas continued its commutations drive with the announcement last week that it had reached “comprehensive agreements” with four major policyholders at the tail end of 2004.
  • Aon Re has announced the management structure for its new global accident, health and life reinsurance team.
  • Everest Re Group announced a 64 percent increase in quarterly net income last week, helped by higher premium rates. The Bermuda-based reinsurer said gross premiums written for the third quarter of 2003 were $1.24bn, a 75 percent increase on the $708mn
  • French reinsurer SCOR’s “back on track” recovery plan was shunted backwards last week with the early retirement of group deputy chief operating officer Pierre-Denis Champvillard.