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The outlook for P&C pricing refuses to brighten, as renewals at major US insurers showed many lines of business have slipped further into negative territory.
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It wasn't only the size that surprised in American International Group (AIG)'s $3.6bn pre-tax reserve charge last week.
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American International Group (AIG)'s recent strategy update fell short of the radical calls to break up and "de-Sifi" the company outlined by activist investors and their supporters in the analyst community.
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The Insurance Insider looks at how XL Catlin's new total return reinsurance business will operate
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Weakness in the oil price over the past month has driven equity prices down across all sectors, with The Insider 30 companies broadly in line with the declines in benchmark indices
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The latest quarterly report from Travelers shows that US P&C commercial pricing is now close to flat, with market behaviour described as "remarkably stable and rational", according to the insurer's CEO Alan Schnitzer.
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As the US P&C reporting season gathers pace this week, analysts will likely focus as much on the outlook for (re)insurers in the coming year as on dissecting 2015 results. Normal 0
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Chubb's share price fell by 14.99 percent last week after its $29.5bn takeover by Ace completed
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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
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The insurance sector could see a shift towards low-frequency, high-severity losses as global industries become increasingly interconnected, according to Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS).
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Investors will increasingly focus on asset risk in the insurance sector if macro-pressures continue to rise, according to Bernstein analysts.
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Nominal GDP growth will start to outpace direct written premium (DWP) expansion in the US P&C market this year as softening prices take a toll on the top line for insurers, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P).
