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  • As (re)insurers and investors digest recent European windstorm risk model adjustments, a consensus appears to be forming that the outcome will be positive for the ILS market.
  • French energy giant Electricite de France (EDF) is considering issuing a cat bond, Trading Risk understands, which would be the first such offering by a corporation since the firm's pioneering 2003 Pylon Re transaction.
  • Just one percent of pension schemes have considered longevity swaps over the past year, despite intensive marketing efforts from providers, according to a new survey from specialist insurer Lucida.
  • Investor appetite for extreme mortality exposure is about to be tested with a new offering of notes under Swiss Re's long-standing Vita series of transactions, Trading Risk understands.
  • Forecaster Weather Services International (WSI) has increased its predictions for major hurricanes in the 2010 season after Julia and Karl surprised forecasters by developing into major storms last week.
  • Broker-dealer arms of reinsurance brokers have taken over the market for arranging catastrophe bonds, managing more than 90 percent of ILS capital issued in the first half of 2010, according to Guy Carpenter.
  • French insurer Groupama has closed the first European wind bond of the season - its EUR100mn Green Valley II - at below guidance pricing, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Risk modelling firm Risk Management Solutions (RMS) has launched a parametric industry loss index for Japanese typhoons, taking its Paradex line-up to cover the five largest insurance perils.
  • French investment bank Société Générale says it has had very favourable feedback from its launch of a new contingent capital facility at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous.
  • AIR Worldwide has released a major update to its European wind risk model for the current season, resulting in reductions to its expected loss figures.