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AIG subsidiary Chartis has shed $2bn from its traditional market reinsurance programme in 2012 after upping its cover from the capital markets, according to reports from sister publication The Insurance Insider.

In 2011 Chartis bought $4.5bn reinsurance covering losses above $2bn, with significant gaps and co-participations by the insurer in the programme's layers, sources said.

This year it has lined up a $2.5bn over $2bn programme although it is understood that a far higher percentage of the new contract is...

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