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  • Swiss Re has closed its latest Mythen Re cat bond at $200mn, in the first deal that mixes hurricane and mortality risk in one offering
  • Lancashire Group has added to its sidecar fleet by launching a $250mn collateralised vehicle that will underwrite aggregate products at the 1 January renewals
  • The Combine Re cat bond is highly unlikely to trigger as a result of hurricane Sandy even if industry loss levels from the disaster reach around $20bn, sources have said, despite an earlier statement from Moody’s warning that such an eventuality could lead to payouts from the bondholders.
  • Swiss Re's Combine Re cat bond could be in line for losses if industry losses as a result of hurricane Sandy rise to the $20bn level, Moody's said in a statement today.
  • Swiss Re is not keen on opening up its internal insurance-linked securities (ILS) fund to third party investors, according to reinsurance CEO for the EMEA region Jean-Jacques Henchoz.
  • Catco chairman Anthony Taylor has resigned from the company's board, saying that he wanted to avoid any future conflicts of interest resulting from his involvement with a "small but growing" portfolio of collateralised reinsurance businesses
  • The Swiss Re Global Cat Bond Price Index dropped by 2.5 percent to 93.27 over the course of the week, reflecting uncertainty in the secondary bond market over the impact of Superstorm Sandy.
  • RenaissanceRe's sidecar DaVinci Re reported a $74.2mn profit for the third quarter, up from $9mn for the same period a year ago, assisted by a significant improvement in investment results as well as lower catastrophe claims.
  • Listed retrocession provider Catco says its 2012 returns could be reduced by up to 10-15 percent net if insured industry losses from Hurricane Sandy reach the upper end of modellers' estimates of $15bn, according to a statement from the firm.
  • A handful of livecat industry loss warranty (ILW) trades were placed at the start of the week as Sandy struck the US, Trading Risk understands