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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
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The US casualty insurance has continued to soften in the second quarter of 2015, with previously challenging risks increasingly easy to place, according to Steve Kempsey of Marsh.
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Industry bellwethers have produced further evidence that price increases in the US commercial P&C sector are slowing while striking different notes on the impact this is likely to have on margin in the second half of the year.
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ISS has raised significant doubts over Axis and PartnerRe's assertions that the combined entity might achieve a price-to tangible book multiple of 1.3x. Normal 0 false fal
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With the PartnerRe deal on course to break down, Axis will be forced to revaluate its future, with its status as a potential M&A target increasing.
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At this time of year all non-reinsurance staff in our industry collectively wonder how on earth the treaty crowd manage to get away with pretending that a late summer visit to the Côte d’Azur is somehow work.
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The P&C reporting season gets underway this week amid a spate of unprecedented M&A activity that appears to be leaving no corner of the industry untouched.
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Just two CEOs of Lloyd's carriers made it into the top 50 pay league as they continued to rank as some of the lowest paid executives in the P&C industry.
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Chief executives of US large cap carriers were once again among the most richly rewarded in our P&C coverage universe, each being paid an average $17.0mn last year - roughly unchanged from 2013.
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The leaders of Bermudian and short-tail carriers received average remuneration of $6.6mn in 2014, with more than half of the group securing a position among the top 50 highest paid executives.
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Remuneration for the top 50 highest paid executives in the P&C (re)insurance industry climbed to $514mn in 2014, The Insurance Insider's executive pay league has shown.
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The ongoing M&A saga between Axis and PartnerRe is set to continue after the companies postponed the critical shareholders' vote as they attempt to sweeten the terms of their agreement.
