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The Insider 50 was broadly flat last week, inching up by 0.2 percent to 1,153.32 index points.
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North American winter storms took their toll on several carriers during the first quarter of 2018.
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Underlying profitability at global reinsurers has deteriorated by more than 5 points on the combined ratio since 2005.
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The terrorism market has increased its use of London market electronic placement system Placing Platform Limited (PPL) year on year, according to data released by the organisation.
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Aviation rates held flat during first quarter renewals as underwriters prioritised profitability above volume or market share, according to JLT’s latest Plane Talking report.
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The Insurance Insider’s index of 50 P&C (re)insurance companies – The Insider 50 – outperformed major market indices last week as it grew by 1.9 percent to reach 1,150.57 index points.
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Global reinsurance capital continued to rise in 2017 as alternative capital funds reloaded, according to Aon Benfield.
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There is growing evidence that upwards pricing momentum for US commercial property insurance is already waning.
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The US P&C industry's reserving deficit deepened to $4.3bn in 2017, according to research from Morgan Stanley.
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(Re)insurers must be prepared for the possibility of more frequent multiple-disaster years in future, according to a Swiss Re report.
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Last year was the worst on record for catastrophe losses, but (re)insurers must be prepared for the possibility of more frequent multiple-disaster years in future, according to a Swiss Re report.
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The US P&C industry's reserving deficit deepened to $4.3bn in 2017, according to research from Morgan Stanley.