January 31, 2005

• Tsunami Losses Less Than $4B Reports RMS
• Best Affirms Egypt's Misr Insurance 'A-' Rating
• Best Affirms Egypt's Al Chark Insurance 'A-' Rating

January 28, 2005

• S&P Assigns 'BBB' Rating to Korea's Hyundai

January 27, 2005

• Fitch Lowers Exporters' IFS to 'A-'; Outlook Stable

January 26, 2005

• Arbitration on Central Fund Goes Against Lloyd's; S&P, Best Comment
• PartnerRe Believes Claims from European Windstorm Erwin to be Between $50-$60 Million
• Best Comments on Munich Re's Revised Earnings
• Best Affirms Rating for Al Mohandes Insurance Co.

January 25, 2005

• Guy Carpenter Publishes Marine & Energy Report on Reinsurance Marketplace
• 280,000 Latest Tsunami Death Toll
• Best Affirms Winterthur 'A-' Rating; Assigns ICR

January 24, 2005

• CIS Offering Support to Road Crash Victims
• S&P Assigns 'B' Rating to Moscow Re

January 21, 2005

• New U.K. Database Tackles Auto Insurance Fraud
• Best Affirms Generali Ratings; Outlook Now Stable
• Alea Group Rating Unaffected by Reserving Says Best

January 20, 2005

• SE Asia Death Toll Tops 220,000
• XL Capital Notes Estimate of Revised Losses from Tsunami, 2004 Hurricanes
• S&P Sees No Rating Change for Alea after Lower Earnings Forecast

January 19, 2005

• S&P Affirms Jupiter's 'AA+' Ratings
• Best Affirms Cayman's Island Heritage 'A-' Rating

January 18, 2005

• Kobe Conference to Focus on Disaster Preparation
• Swiss Re Publishes "Understanding Reinsurance"
• Fitch Affirms Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society Rating

January 17, 2005

• Crawford & Co., GAB Robins Adjusters See Tsunami Destruction Up Close
• U.K., France to Amend Death Declaration Laws
• Everest Re Posts $133 Million Q4 Cat Losses
• Navigators Debuts Belgium Office

January 14, 2005

• Munich Re Analyzes "Megacities" Vulnerability
• AIR White Paper Analyzes Multiple Catastrophes
• SCOR to Help Tsunami Victims

January 13, 2005

• Europe Counts Storm's Costs, as Clean-up Begins
• Southeast Asia Tsunami Caused Havoc on Marine Fisheries, Aquaculture Infrastructure

January 12, 2005

• Norwich Union to Offer Young Drivers 'Pay As You Drive'(TM) Insurance
• Allianz Hungary Expands Third Party Auto Coverage

January 11, 2005

• PartnerRe: Tsunami Claims Likely $25M-$35M
• UN Needs Aid Pledges Fulfilled ASAP; Warns on Neglecting Other Crises

January 10, 2005

• 14 Dead as Storms, Floods Hit Northern Europe
• Swiss Re Announces Aid Measures for SE Asia
• Equitas Settles $200 Million in Asbestos Claims

January 7, 2005

• Best, S&P Announce Rating Actions on ACE Ltd. and Subs after Reserve Increase
• Willis Issues Annual Reinsurance Marketplace Review
• Best Affirms Toa Re 'A+', 'aa' Ratings
• Best Affirms, Withdraws Cayman General Rating

January 6, 2005

• ACE to Take $298 Million Reserve Charge; Selling 3 Reinsurance Units
• Allianz Providing 'On the Ground' Help for Tsunami Victims in Phuket
• Best Affirms Rating for The Steamship Mutual Underwriting Association; Outlook Stable

January 5, 2005

• U.S. Death Toll in Tsunami Disaster Rises to 36; Aid Continues to Arrive in Stricken Areas
• IUA Offers Condolences to Tsunami Victims; Estimates Insured Losses to Members at $5 to $10 Billion
• Zurich to Provide Up to $2 Million in SE Asia Aid
• AXA Announces SE Asia Relief Effort; Will Match Employee Donations to $1.35 Million
• GAB Robins Mobilizes Global Response to Tsunami
• Fire Investigation, Repairs Continue at Canadian Facility

January 4, 2005

• Runway Accident, Rains Hamper Relief Efforts
• Chubb Unveils $1 Million Fund for Tsunami Relief

January 3, 2005

• Starr Foundation to Donate $2.5 Million for Asian Disaster Recovery Efforts
• Allianz Announces Asia Relief Efforts

January 2, 2005

• Tsunami Death Toll Rises; Indonesia Hardest Hit with Nearly 100,000 Dead