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Broker remuneration is perhaps the London market’s central preoccupation at present.
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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
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The Insider 50 index of global (re)insurance carriers edged up only marginally last week as gains at US specialty companies were largely offset by share price declines at UK and European firms
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The P&C (re)insurance industry once again proved to be a safe bet for investors as most companies in the sector posted share price increases during the second quarter
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Willis Re's 1st View report on the June and July renewals provided further evidence that the property catastrophe market is yet to reach an inflection point on pricing
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USI's recent acquisition of Wells Fargo's insurance broking arm highlighted the solid interest of private equity-backed investors in the high-margin US retail broking industry
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Surplus capacity caused by "blatant over investment" by capital providers is to blame for the persistent rate reductions in the upstream energy market, according to JLT
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With the current pricing environment leaving little room for P&C (re)insurers to boost their profits, expense management has become an increasingly popular strategy for widening margins.
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P&C (re)insurers benefited from another quarter of low catastrophe loss levels, with the only large cat events occurring in the US.
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JLT Specialty is the broking firm held in the highest regard by political violence underwriters, according to a study of the terrorism insurance market by The Insurance Insider's rankings team.
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Top US cyber writers shifted from packaged policies towards standalone cover as the segment's top line grew last year, according to AM Best.
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Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers