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  • In our regular monthly News Digest, we round up key stories from the last month, presenting them to you in easily digestable snippets.
  • The Catlin insurance group finally announced its intention to take advantage of buoyant investor interest by floating on the London Stock Exchange. In a 3 March announcement, the insurer said the offering, expected to be completed by April 2004, will c
  • Lloyd’s insurer Euclidian has bolstered its senior management by appointing former Brit chief operating officer Andrew Holland as chief executive.
  • Hannover Re’s upbeat assessment of 2004 renewals has encouraged the French bank BNP Paribas to upgrade its outlook on the German reinsurer.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer PXRe said on Wednesday (Feb 11, 2004) that its fourth-quarter net income had risen 71 percent from a year earlier, on the back of growth in its core catastrophe and risk excess lines of business.
  • Bermuda based Montpelier Re reported net income of $99.9mn for the final quarter, which helped the reinsurer unveil full year net earnings of $407.1mn for 2003.
  • Specialty insurance holding company WR Berkley announced an increase in its fourth-quarter profits on the back of higher premiums.
  • A fourth quarter deficit was inevitable for the Bermudian giant XL Capital after a previously announced pre-tax charge of $694mn, and the operating loss of $2.54 per share was roughly in line with analysts’ expectations (First Call consensus $2.51).
  • Struggling insurance group CNA provided a fillip to its de facto owners, the Loews Corporation, after reporting its first below 100 percent combined ratio for the fourth quarter – the first time for more than four years.
  • Further rate increases and winning new businesses enabled reinsurance giant Swiss Re to grow premiums by 7 percent at the recent 1 January renewals.