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The European carriers’ Chinese expansion coincides with a relaxation of financial sector ownership rules.
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The index loses 4.5 percent of its value, with AIG and Markel nursing some of the steepest losses.
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The InsurTech flagbearer's combined ratio improves, but reinsurers bear the brunt of losses.
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AM Best warned that without strengthening, reserves for asbestos and environmental exposures are on track to be exhausted in seven years.
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With just a month of the year remaining, the consolidated year-to-date performance of P&C (re)insurance industry has trailed the broader market.
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The I50 advanced by 1.9 percent last week to reach 1,075.2 index points.
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The current state of the aviation market brings to mind that oft-cited line from Charles Dickens’ novel David Copperfield.
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The Insider 50 contracted by 5.6 percent last week.
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Above-average cat losses dominate discussions during the P&C earnings season.
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Almost four-fifths of the component companies declined last week, pushing the index down by 1.3 percent.
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The weighted average price paid per £1 of capacity hit 35.7 pence across the auctions, up 40.6 percent year on year.
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Enstar loss portfolio transfer will move most economics of the reinsurer to the legacy player.