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  • Lloyd's insurer Amlin has doubled the size of its first cat bond issuance to $150mn, Trading Risk understands.
  • Ratings agency Fitch has downgraded the $200mn excess mortality securitisation Signum Finance in line with its rating on the notes' guarantor Goldman Sachs.
  • Canadian life reinsurer Aurigen Reinsurance has brought to market Vecta I, an embedded value life insurance securitisation, according to a presale note from Standard & Poor's.
  • Goldman Sachs subsidiary Rothesay Life has signed a £1.3bn longevity swap with a British Airways pension scheme in a repeat of a 2010 deal concluded by the two firms.
  • This year will just fall short of overtaking 2005 as the most expensive year ever for the insurance industry, according to estimates from Swiss Re.
  • Nephila adds another $20mn to CEA line; Catco funds near $900mn
  • The best and worst years over the past decade for the ILS market provided the greatest test of fund managers' mettle, according to data compiled by advisory firm bfinance.
  • 2011 has been another stop-start year for the cat bond market as it navigated several major obstacles but sales are now accelerating strongly into 2012.
  • Broker-dealer Swiss Re Capital Markets traded $800mn of cat bonds in 2011, proving liquidity during live natural catastrophe events.
  • Is the ILS investor base becoming too top-heavy?