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Steadfast acquisition; eSure buys Gocompare; Quindell appoints PwC; Integro adds Morgan; Generali appoints Cattaneo; Nelson in Bermuda; Reinsurance returns fear; US commercial rates steady; Aspen recruits; Skuld hires Stallard; Pioneer appoints FI head; AJG buys Blue; Windstorm Xaver; McLoughlin joins Suncorp; ArgoGlobal appoints; Berger adds Wafer; Citizens slashes exposure; AFG's special divi; XL appoints Pitt Normal
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UK government-backed terrorism mutual Pool Re will buy around £1.5bn in private market retrocessional protection for the first time, using the traditional reinsurance market for support, The Insurance Insider understands
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Lloyd's (re)insurer ups it stake in ILS fund manager to 75 percent
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Zenkyoren is seeking to raise new peak-layer cover from a $200mn Nakama Re issuance, sister publication Trading Risk reported last month
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The former Alterra and Harbor Point executive has signed up with the hedge fund reinsurer, The Insurance Insider can reveal
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AQR Capital Management has hired former JLT Re broker Greg Habay for a new role focused on fundraising for the firm's reinsurance strategies, sister publication Trading Risk has learned.
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Global reinsurers can breathe a sigh of relief at the end of this week as yet another benign North Atlantic hurricane season comes to a close, with the absence of major cat losses lifting underwriting performance in the third quarter.
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AIG has brought its third Tradewynd Re cat bond to market and is seeking to raise $300mn of indemnity cover for multiple perils across the US, Canada, Mexico and parts of the Caribbean.
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Start-up fund Third Point Investment Management is considering whether to keep its $110mn cat fund running in its current form in 2015.
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White Mountains' reinsurance subsidiary Sirius is set to close its insurance-linked securities (ILS) fund in 2015, however its Sirius Capital Markets (SCM) division will remain open, sister publication Trading Risk revealed last week.
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Ken LeStrange has returned to the market as chairman of Orchid Underwriters Agency, LLC after a management buyout of the Florida-based managing general agency earlier this month backed by private equity firm Gryphon Investors, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Liquidators of the Mariah Re tornado bond have filed an appeal after a New York district court threw out their lawsuit against bond sponsor American Family Mutual Insurance and service companies PCS and AIR Worldwide.