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  • Major insurance-linked investor Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) has ratcheted up its industry loss warranty (ILW) capacity in the past six months, marking a swift turnaround in policy as cat bond sales dragged.
  • Collateralised reinsurer Aeolus Capital Management has raised more than $500mn to invest in the mid-year renewals as its private equity owners back out of the business, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Cat fund investors are joining their traditional (re)insurance peers in considering private, shelf sidecar vehicles, in anticipation of a heavy US wind season turning the market.
  • A loss-threatened tranche of Glacier Re's multi-peril Nelson Re cat bond has been extended, pending loss developments from 2008's Hurricane Ike, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • The Massachusetts state wind pool and Hannover Re, among other (re)insurers, rejected the ILS market in favour of competitive pricing in a well-capitalised traditional market, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Traymar Capital - the investment management platform of ex-RBS executives Henry Kus and Bjorn Schmolck - has received firm interest from the private equity sector to launch its first life settlement fund, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Swiss-based ILS fund manager Secquaero Advisory has structured a EUR60mn embedded value (EV) life insurance securitisation - a move that sees the manager act as transformer vehicle, manager and investor.
  • London-based ILS manager Leadenhall Capital Partners has raised $50mn from new investors this year to take its assets under management to about $165mn.
  • Collateralised reinsurers had a more muted presence in the $550mn reinsurance programme bought this June by Florida's state-backed insurer Citizens than when it last bought private cover in 2008.
  • Pensions insurer and Goldman Sachs subsidiary Rothesay Life has bought longevity reinsurance on a £100mn ($160mn) book of pension liabilities from US-based Prudential Retirement, a division of Prudential Financial.