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  • Three deals closed in late December with a combined capacity of $875mn -demonstrating strong investor demand for the ILS product.
  • Goldman Sachs Group has ceased to run its life settlement longevity index QxX due to poor take-up, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Longevity specialist Centurion Fund Managers has formally launched its fourth open-ended longevity fund - and the first in the market to combine macro and micro longevity, according to the firm.
  • Reinsurers gave in to a controlled reduction of prices at the 1 January renewal, with prospects for any generalised upturn unlikely in 2010, according to leading reinsurance brokers' reports.
  • The ILS market produced a total return of 10.97 percent in 2009, driven mainly by mark-to-market gains from tightening cat bond spreads, according to Aon Benfield Securities.
  • The ILS team at Swiss fund manager Partners Group is leaving the firm to launch a new investment management company.
  • Bermudian Harbor Point has renewed its affiliated collateralised retro facility New Point III Ltd for 2010, with capacity offering aggregate limits totalling up to $100mn.
  • Rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has affirmed its A+ credit rating on RenaissanceRe affiliate and property catastrophe reinsurer DaVinci Re, with a stable outlook.
  • Fitch Ratings has affirmed the ratings on three tranches of notes and loans for State Farm's 2007 $1.2bn Merna Re cat bond, as the likelihood of a loss diminishes as the transaction moves closer to maturity in June 2010.
  • Swiss Re has insured SFr1.7bn of longevity risks for the Royal County of Berkshire pension fund (RCBPF) in the first pure longevity risk transfer undertaken for any government body worldwide, according to the firm.