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  • Ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has raised its rating on Avalon Re's $135mn Class B notes from CCC to BBB+, as the notes approach maturity on 7 June 2010.
  • Munich Re is currently marketing a $100mn US hurricane and European windstorm bond - Eos Wind - which is expected to close next week, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank has closed a $150mn, 7-year life XXX transaction for Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • US insurer Nationwide Mutual has returned to the ILS market with a $200mn renewal of its 2008 Caelus Re cat bond.
  • Martin Malinow, president of the Weather Risk Management Association (WRMA) and CEO of Galileo Weather Risk Management, has warned that proposed US legislation to mandate exchange trading for swaps could harm the end-user weather derivatives market.
  • The Trading Risk Awards 2010 finalists have been decided following deliberations by the judging panel today (28 April).
  • Exchange listing of catastrophe bonds could be the trigger that attracts more pension money and other institutional investors into the sector, according to Greg Wojciechowski, president and CEO of the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSE).
  • The introduction of the Solvency II regulatory regime will open the longevity swaps market in Europe, according to a panel of industry participants at the second Insurance-Linked Securities Summit in London this week.
  • Ibis Re II closed 27 April, demonstrating strong investor demand by upsizing 50 percent to $150mn and pricing below guidance. The US hurricane bond will provide three years of cover for US insurer Assurant.
  • US insurer Chartis is marketing a $250mn US wind cat bond, Lodestone Re, which will take the volume of closed and pending ILS capacity in 2010 over the $1bn mark, if successful.