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Capital markets

  • Hannover Re ceded 40 percent of its gross aviation claims to retrocessionaires in the first half of 2014.
  • The new RMS(one) platform is now running a year behind schedule and is not expected to launch before 2015.
  • Erstwhile Brit Insurance CEO and industry entrepreneur Neil Eckert has reunited with former Augsburg Re aviation underwriter Klaus Gierstner to fundraise for a new managing general agency (MGA).
  • BMS Capital Advisory has received its broker-dealer license from US authorities and is now able to advise on cat bond issuances and M&A transactions
  • CCLA Investment Management, a specialist fund manager for UK charities, local authorities and the Church of England, has invested £20.58mn in the London-listed Catco Reinsurance Opportunities Fund
  • New investors injected capital into Mt Logan Re at 1 July, according to Everest Re's chief underwriting officer John Doucette
  • RenaissanceRe bought a new $180mn retro cover for its Florida book in the second quarter to protect against frequency and lower-level cat events within the state
  • Brian Duperreault's Hamilton Insurance Group made a bid for Ariel Re, the Lloyd's business sold to Brazilian bank BTG Pactual last month, as it continues to be frustrated in its M&A ambitions, The Insurance Insider can reveal
  • Lancashire expects to have an additional $160mn of limit to deploy through its Kinesis sidecar in the 1 January 2015 renewals compared to the amount it had in January 2014, the firm said after its Q2 results were released last week.
  • Nephila Capital has signed a partnership with State National Companies that will provide the fund manager with $400mn of premium capacity for 2015 and 2016, sister publication Trading Risk reported last week.
  • Marsh and McLennan (MMC) UK employees enrolled in the firm's defined benefits pension fund will be transferred into a new defined contribution arrangement at the end of this week (1 August) following a long consultation period.
  • RFIB appoints;  FX hits Hiscox; Swails resigns; Growth stalls; Lloyd's affirmed; Weather blue; Chubb's miss; Higher profits; Mapfre solid H1; Gallagher unveils
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