Analysis

Welcome to the ‘Innovation’ issue of Insider Quarterly!

The partner’s pricey, scaled-down reserves deal leaves questions about the impact on Maiden’s capital unanswered.

Greenlight and Third Point are facing their most challenging period yet after posting record investment losses.

The index also outperformed major market benchmarks for the second week running.

All sub-groups make gains, with the London rebound continuing.

Fourth-quarter investment income at AIG’s general insurance arm was down 61 percent on the previous quarter, but performance could recover in Q1.

Private equity and in-market consolidators look to profit as Lloyd’s challenges provoke evolution of ownership structure.

Aside from the noise around elevated catastrophes and lacklustre renewals, Q4 underlying loss ratios continued to rise.

As activist investor Voce Capital Management becomes the carrier’s fourth-largest shareholder, this publication explores what incentive the investor has to push for a sale.

About 86 percent of Insider 50 stocks climbed higher last week, with London (re)insurers leading the index.

The big three brokers expect group organic revenue growth in the mid-single digits for 2019.

The Insider 50 closed last week relatively flat, falling by just 0.2 percent week on week to 1,063.0 index points.