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Online onlyBI losses could push Sandy claims above $10bn
Total economic losses could be as high as $45bn, says PwC
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Online onlyPrimary market to bear Sandy's brunt - Fitch
Losses could be similar to 2011’s Irene, rating agency says
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Online onlySandy could have muted effect on industry - analyst
Wind speeds and claims nature could limit effect on Lloyd’s, says Shore’s Eamonn Flanagan
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Online onlyChaos as Sandy hits New Jersey
Floods and power outages as post-tropical cyclone strikes US east coast
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Online onlyHurricane Sandy could cost insurers $10bn - EQECAT
Storm to cause economic damages of between $10bn and $20bn
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Online onlyAmerican Financial Group hires Validus CFO
Jeff Consolino will remain on the Validus board
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Online onlyBermuda ILS fund to target Asian investors
Tokyo-based hedge fund manager behind the $40m fund
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Online onlyValidus reveals Q3 profit of $207.3m
Results dented by $37.2m of cat losses; bolstered by reserve releases
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Online onlyBeazley launches Singapore reinsurance business
Former Allianz Re treaty underwriter Ben Liang to head up the new operation
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Online onlySandy batters Jamaica and Cuba
Flooding remains a concern with six to 12 inches of rain forecast
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Online onlyAspen in $400m share buyback
Credits benign cat activity and price increases with profitable Q3
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Online onlyBumper quarter for Everest Re
Reinsurer outperforms despite $33.2m crop underwriting loss
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Online onlyFlagstone sets date for EGM
The outcome of a proposed Validus takeover will be decided on 28 November
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Online onlyHong Kong’s Taiping Re off negative watch
Rating action follows $32m capital injection for cat-hit reinsurer - AM Best
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Online onlyTravelers shares at all-time high
Shares rise nearly 4% as dearth of cats and firmer rates boost results
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Online onlyACE buys Mexico’s ABA Seguros for $865m
Deal follows acquisition of Mexico’s second-largest surety insurer
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Online onlyThe last thing anyone wants in the current environment is naive capacity
While casualty rates may be improving, small incremental movements are the order of the day, not dramatic upswings
