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      Online onlyMore than 200 dead in bushfiresAustralian police search for clues in the hunt for possible arsonists. 
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      Online onlyWildfires rage across California4,000 firefighters battle ‘Telegraph Fire’ in a bid to save homes and infrastructure 
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         Online only Online onlyGuy Carp publishes global terror updateBroker sees increased government involvement in mitigating terror risk for insurers and reinsurer 
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      Online onlyUS insurers’ $3.35bn bill for Q1 catastrophesProperty/casualty losses caused by nine key events, analysts say 
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      Online onlyMunich Re foresees growing catastrophe claims in India'In coming decades, the effects of climate change will make themselves felt particularly in emerging markets' 
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      Online onlyTerrorism insurance take-up slowWillis conference reveals low insurance spend on terrorism and related classes 
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         Analysis AnalysisIs California burning?Encroachment of housing means wildfires now pose real threat to homeowners and insurers. 
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      FeaturesSafe as houses?The world’s largest insured catastrophe loss of 2007 occurred in Europe. Dr David Maréchal and Dr Jane Toothill warn underwriters not to underestimate the region’s loss potential. 
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      Industry MattersA catastrophic yearDespite the low level of losses, 2007 had more catastrophes than any other year on record, reveals Angelika Wirtz. 
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         Online only Online onlyNew study pinpoints danger of sea surface warmingBenfield scientists say sea surface warming was responsible for about 40% of the increase in Atlantic hurricane activity 
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         Online only Online onlyAllstate profit drops 37% on cat lossesNet income drops to $760m from $1.21bn the previous year; combined ratio up to 95.9% 
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      Online onlyNew TRIA praised by Moody'sReport says the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007 provides industry with "certainty" 
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         Online only Online onlyTRIA renewal puts insurers on stableThe $100m loss trigger could seriously deplete capital for many small insurers, warns S&P 
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      Online onlyRIMS affirms support of TRIA extensionCalls Bush's extention "one of the highlights of this legislative year" 
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      Online onlyWillis applauds new Terrorist ActSeven-year extension of TRIA a "major milestone" for US financial security, broker claims 
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         Online only Online onlyHouse passes long-term TRIA extensionPassage is a “tremendous victory” says PCI; the bill now needs President Bush’s signature 
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      Online onlyMalibu fire losses "less than expected"Experts warn that fire season is far from over though 
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         Analysis AnalysisTRIA compromiseWith the Senate version of TRIA extension now passed, can a compromise be reached before the end the act expires? 
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      Online onlyHartford CEO backs TRIA passagePublic-private partnership “is essential to manage terrorism risk and provide economic security” 
 


