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Now that the French reinsurer has seen off its bombastic would-be acquirer, analysts say management must lay out a vision.
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The overall index loses ground as the London component falls more than 4 percent.
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Over 90 percent of stocks in the I50 posted gains last week.
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Reinsurance executives shuffled in 2018 due to M&A, ageing workforce.
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The Insider 50 closed at 1,023.07 points on Friday, rising 1.4 percent in the first full trading week of 2019.
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The reinsurer has absorbed almost $500mn of losses from its sister company in less than two years.
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Expectations of rate rises and outsized catastrophe losses resulted in a subdued annual performance for the composite index.
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Insider Quarterly is about to go through a renaissance.
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Goldman Sachs and TPG look for exit again after pulling 2017 sale process.
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About four-fifths of stocks in the index decline and none manages gains of more than 1 percent.
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Market premium is also projected to shrink 5 percent as a result of performance drive
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Firm retro market in prospect ahead of 1.1 as deployable ILS capital narrows.