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  • DaVinci Re shareholders made a $61.3mn loss for 2011 as profits for the latter three quarters of the year were not enough to offset the weight of first quarter catastrophe claims.
  • The California earthquake bond Embarcadero Re has closed, raising $150mn reinsurance for the California Earthquake Authority (CEA) in the second issuance from the platform.
  • Standard & Poor's has upgraded two investment-grade tranches of the health insurance bond Vitality Re due to improved claims experience on the covered portfolio of business
  • Hannover Re has closed the Kibou Japanese earthquake bond at $300mn, double its original target for the deal even as pricing came in at the upper range of guidance, Trading Risk understands.
  • Aon Corporation said strong growth in its capital markets and advisory business helped lift revenues at Aon Benfield, as the reinsurance arm posted organic growth in the fourth quarter of 2011
  • Validus investment vehicle AlphaCat Re 2011 wrote $76.1mn of collateralised property reinsurance and retro premium in 2011, writing almost all of the limit available to the special purpose vehicle.
  • A trio of cat bonds from repeat sponsors have closed raising $343mn to start the 2012 issuance tally.
  • Insurance-specialist private equity investor Aquiline Capital Partners has bought out the existing shareholders of Bermuda-based catastrophe investment manager Juniperus Capital Ltd (JCL), Trading Risk can reveal.
  • European exposure and loss collator, Perils AG, has estimated an initial industry loss of EUR300mn for December's windstorm Joachim, which swept through France, Germany and Switzerland.
  • The head of Aon Benfield's investment banking group Rob Bredahl is joining start-up Third Point Re, sister publication The Insurance Insider has revealed this morning [20 January].