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  • AJ Gallagher has bought the boutique London-based reinsurance broker Execution Re from its Portuguese parent, Banco Espirito Santo, sister publication The Insurance Insider reported.
  • Catastrophe models were ready to handle the quirks of Hurricane Sandy, RMS said during a presentation hosted for ILS investors yesterday (4 December)
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering pursuing civil charges against Steven Cohen's hedge fund firm SAC Capital Advisors after one of the fund's portfolio managers was charged with insider trading.
  • Towers Watson Capital Markets is marketing a new private cat bond that is aiming for roughly $50mn of cover for a large US-domiciled sponsor, Trading Risk understands
  • US insurer Travelers expects to take $650mn of post-tax net losses relating to Hurricane Sandy. The firm estimated its gross pre-tax loss before reinsurance recoveries at $1.135bn.
  • Montpelier Re hopes its new third party management arm Blue Capital Management will grow its asset base to $0.5bn-$1bn over the next 3-5 years, the company told Trading Risk
  • Montpelier Re hopes to list its new Blue Capital Global Reinsurance Fund in London and Bermuda by 6 December, confirming details of a proposal previously revealed by Trading Risk.
  • Credit Suisse is carving out a side pocket of reserves for Sandy claims worth 5 percent of the net asset value of the £40mn DCG Iris fund, according to a statement from the London-listed fund.
  • Allstate expects to take $1.075bn of net losses and pass on $200mn of claims to reinsurers from Hurricane Sandy, with its claims burden led by auto losses.
  • The Swiss Re Cat Bond Price Return Index has gained 1.3 percent over the past week, after PCS' first loss estimate for Hurricane Sandy forecast just $11bn of total insured losses