CNA in $331m Q3 net loss
CNA, the US (re)insurer, reported a third quarter loss of $331m, compared to $174m gain in the period a year before.
CNA's losses were mainly due to third quarter catastrophe losses of $168m, although net realised investment losses fell $423m in the same period compared to $38m in 2007.
Net income for the first nine
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