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  • Investors may be preparing to contest a decision that at a stroke added more than $100mn to the loss tally for the Mariah Re tornado bonds, wiping out the higher-lying $100mn issuance, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • The cat bond market has proved its resilience through the testing times of 2011 but it needs more diversification in order to keep growing, Swiss Re's head of non-life transformation Martin Bisping said at a media presentation hosted by the reinsurer in London today (13 December).
  • Two new cat bonds have closed to strong demand this week taking total 2011 sales to $4.5bn, Trading Risk understands.
  • Lloyd's insurer Amlin is turning to the cat bond market for the first time through its new Tramline Re offering.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Validus has hired ex-Goldman Sachs ILS banker J. Paschal Brooks III as an executive vice president and portfolio manager at its third-party funds manager Validus Managers.
  • The CEO and CFO of insurance services provider Kane Group have left the firm just months after its acquisition of HSBC Insurance Management, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • The cat bond market is on the cusp of a sustained period of strong, diverse sales as cash continues to flow into the sector, broker Guy Carpenter predicts in its third quarter report on the ILS market.
  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Catlin says non-traditional reinsurers have an edge when it comes to providing retrocession protection for significant catastrophe events as they can expand quickly and are likely to continue after a disaster.
  • The remaining $100mn tranche of tornado cat bond Mariah Re is set to be a total loss in what would be the third wipeout of a cat bond this year, Trading Risk has learned.
  • Deutsche Bank has closed a longevity swap with the trustees of the Rolls-Royce pension fund in one of the largest such deals to date.