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PartnerRe's shareholders are still waiting to see which direction the company's board will sway when it reveals its response to the improved $137.50 per share offer from Agnelli family's investment vehicle Exor.
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The first quarter of 2015 saw a 9 percent year-on-year decline in overall new securities and business litigation filings and enforcement actions, according to research conducted by Advisen.
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Global reinsurers' aggregate shareholders' equity increased by 5 percent to $344bn last year, according to Willis Re's reinsurance index.
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Global reinsurers' flagship P&C reinsurance arms reported a general deterioration in underwriting performance during the first quarter, as increased expenses, higher-than-expected man-made losses and widening core loss ratios dented results.
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In a quarter spared the impact of cat losses it was perhaps surprising to see a significant deterioration in the underwriting performance of the quartet of short-tail carriers tracked by The Insurance Insider.
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Underwriting performance for Bermudian carriers worsened slightly during the first three months of 2015, as underlying core loss experience and expense ratios increased amid another light catastrophe quarter.
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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
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P&C (re)insurance stocks struggled last month as The Insider 30 index declined by 1.44 percent
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The health of American International Group (AIG)'s reserves continues to divide opinion among analysts and drive sentiment around the long-term trading prospects for the company's stock.
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After almost 15 years of waiting and debating, Solvency II is nearly upon us - prompting many insurers to consider their asset-backed security (ABS) exposures
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The Lloyd's segments of listed P&C (re)insurers have so far delivered mixed results for the first quarter of 2015, both on the top line and in terms of underwriting performance
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As market conditions continued to soften in the first quarter of 2015, organic revenue growth at the reinsurance arms of the big three global brokers struggled to match the figures generated by their insurance divisions
