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The Insider 50 closed last week at 1,071.3 points, a 3.5 percent decline week on week
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Initial reports indicate some positive pricing movement in the third quarter.
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Analysis supports market commentary that after a trend of more centralised reinsurance buying, cedants are now buying more reinsurance.
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The Insider 50 grew by 1.3 percent week on week as the third-quarter earnings season continued
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Analysts expect Q3 cat losses to be manageable for their covered (re)insurance companies.
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Michael losses are likely to fall on the reinsurance market due to the low attachment points of the Floridian homeowners’ insurers.
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The Insider 50 fell by 5.2 percent last week amid a wider sell-off prompted by US interest rate worries.
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The payout includes $10.7mn from change of control payments and the remainder from the sale of his stake in the firm.
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The Insider 50 recorded its highest ever quarterly gain in the three months to the end of September.
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The Insider 50 rose 0.5 percent last week to reach 1,155.8 index points.
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Rising rates will bolster investment portfolios but spur casualty inflation.
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The ease with which clients can change brokers or go direct to the writers of risk will be among other considerations for anti-trust regulators.