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  • ILS sponsors and investors have joined together in calling for increased efficiency within the market, highlighting the need to reduce frictional costs.
  • Tight restrictions on how derivatives are traded have been incorporated into the US financial reform bill put forward by Senator Christopher Dodd.
  • A sluggish first quarter saw total ILS issuance of $300mn, or just 50 percent of levels seen in the same quarter of 2009, according to Aon Benfield Securities. 
  • Former Swiss Re executive William Dubinsky will head the ILS team at Willis Capital Markets and Advisory (WCMA) as the broker moves to
  • US insurer Assurant’s Ibis Re 2010 cat bond has priced successfully, with tight spreads indicating strong investor demand, Trading Risk can reveal. 
  • The Chinese finance ministry is working towards establishing a catastrophe insurance scheme - a move that could benefit the insurance-linked capital markets.
  • Life reinsurance could account for half of Hannover Re’s business by 2013, chief financial officer Roland Vogel has said, unveiling plans that may boost life risk transfer to the capital markets. 
  • North Carolina's state-backed catastrophe insurance plans – the Joint Underwriting Association and the North Carolina Insurance Underwriting Association, (NCJUA/IUA) – are marketing Johnston Re, a $200mn renewal of the 2009 Parkton Re tr
  • Bermudian headquartered (re)insurer Catlin intends to form a new sidecar, Long Bay Re, which it will list on the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) junior platform, AIM.
  • Guy Carpenter has said that estimates of between five and 10 catastrophe bond transactions in the second quarter of 2010 are not unreasonable, in a market review. The company predicts total issuance for the year of between $3bn and $5bn, which is likely to outstrip the $3.5bn issued in 2009.