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Share prices of companies in The Insider 30 experienced a downturn in the second week of June, with the group declining by 1.24 percent on average.
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The flow of prior-year reserve releases that has helped support US P&C underwriting results in recent years is not sustainable, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P).
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The top executives of various (re)insurers have sold down or surrendered their holdings in their companies in recent months, as market volatility has piled pressure onto their stock prices
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When I started doing this in 2010, global specialty (re)insurers had a slightly imbalanced business model.
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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
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Lloyd's executives are still among the lowest paid in the global (re)insurance industry, with average remuneration of $4.9mn for 2015, up 6.5 percent on the previous year.
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Average executive pay at global reinsurers increased marginally to $5.9mn in 2015, up 2 percent on the previous year, as market headwinds continued to pose challenges.
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Average compensation for CEOs of US specialty carriers dropped 25 percent to $7.1mn in 2015, as firms continued to battle a challenging market environment.
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US large-cap CEOs saw their average remuneration grow 6.7 percent to $12.7mn in 2015, once again leading the (re)insurance industry in terms of executive compensation.
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Average executive pay at global reinsurers increased marginally to $5.9mn in 2015, up 2 percent on the previous year, as market headwinds continued to pose challenges.
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Chief executives at Bermudian and short-tail carriers received average remuneration of $7.4mn in 2015, up 4.2 percent on the previous year.
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Closing prices on Friday (3 June) showed The Insider 30's average monthly stock movement to be nearly flat, down by just 0.8 percent
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