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  • Former Aon Benfield Securities managing director Scott Maries has joined JP Morgan's New York office to expand the bank's non-life (re)insurance business, sister publication The Insurance Insider reported yesterday (28 January)
  • Credit Suisse Asset Management, the manager for the £51mn DCG Iris fund, said it believes it is likely that the final PCS loss estimate for Superstorm Sandy will break the $20bn barrier and reach up to $22.5bn.
  • US regional carrier The Cincinnati Insurance Companies and Towers Watson Capital Markets (TWCM) have successfully placed the $61.2mn Skyline Re private cat bond, which is the first tornado-focused deal since the 2010 Mariah Re issuances, Trading Risk can report.
  • Start-up reinsurer Third Point Re has delivered on its first-year business plan, ratings agency AM Best said as it affirmed the firm's A- financial strength rating.
  • Nephila's partnership with private equity firm KKR will send a signal of the firm's staying power to its trading partners, the fund manager's co-founder Frank Majors told Trading Risk.
  • 2012 marked a return to more normal levels of cat losses, but at $72bn the total insured loss was still 36 percent higher than the 10-year average, Aon Benfield estimated in its annual catastrophe report.
  • Private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) has bought a 24.9 percent stake in leading ILS fund manager Nephila, in the latest demonstration of heightened investor interest in alternative catastrophe reinsurance.
  • Aon Benfield has launched a new parametric UK weather reinsurance product that it says is an alternative to aggregate catastrophe reinsurance cover.
  • Fitch Ratings does not expect Bermuda to experience another sizeable wave of start-up (re)insurers after a major disaster event, the agency said in a new report on the island's reinsurance market.
  • London-listed reinsurance fund Catco has kept its Sandy loss forecast unchanged despite the sharp increase in the PCS loss estimate to $18.75bn