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  • Legislation curbing the appetite of the US plaintiff bar to launch obesity class action suits took a step closer to reality after a US House of Representatives committee recommended the proposals to a formal vote.
  • Swiss Re has agreed to buy the life insurance business of Chicago-based CNA for $690m in cash.
  • Accounting irregularities have been found at the predecessor firm of China Life, the Chinese life insurance company that held the world's largest IPO in December 2003.
  • Pool Re’s role as a terrorism reinsurer for commercial property has provisionally passed the antitrust test as the UK Office of Fair Trading (OFT) announced Friday (6 February, 2004) that it satisfies the conditions for exemption under competition law.
  • Bermuda based Everest Re saw its fourth quarter net profits double from $55.6mn to $121.8mn, or $2.15 a share, as the reinsurer continued to capitalise on the strong rate environment. Operating profits rose 95.9 percent to $118.6mn excluding realised capi
  • Bermudian reinsurer Max Re has reported Q4 net income of $36.4mn, or $0.76 per diluted share, compared to net income of $11mn, or net income of $0.29 per diluted share, for the same period in 2002.
  • Bermudian giant ACE impressed analysts with a record set of results last Thursday (5 February, 2004), earning $1.4bn in 2003, equivalent to $4.93 per share, and up from $77mn or 19 cents per share the previous year, which was hit by a $354mn fourth quarte
  • US insurer Chubb last week reported $808.8mn in net income for 2003, a 262.9 percent increase on 2002.
  • Although an appeal is inevitable, and settlement still a possibility, it is nevertheless conceivable that in the next two months we will know whether the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center amount to one insurable loss or two.
  • AXA’s 2003 revenues were down 4.1 percent to €71.6bn today (2 February) as the French giant revealed turnover was affected by the strong Euro, the sale of overseas businesses in Australia, Austria and Hungary and its retrenchment from reinsurance.