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Top executives of high-profile P&C (re)insurers have sold about $31.8mn worth of stock in their respective companies to date this year, amid management changes and mixed share price performances.
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The Insider 50 advanced by 0.3 percent to 1,088.94 index points in the first full trading week of June, marking a new high since the inception of the index at the end of last year.
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Bermudian carriers continued to hand back capital to their shareholders in the second quarter, as challenging conditions provided few growth opportunities
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Capital repatriation slowed down in Q1 compared to the same period of last year for most P&C (re)insurers in our coverage universe, with share repurchases proving unattractive as operating earnings subsided
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The pace of global insurance rate decreases has slowed for the fifth quarter in a row, according to a study by Marsh
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In contrast with their Bermudian counterparts, the vast majority of US specialty (re)insurers opted out of repatriating capital to shareholders through buybacks
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The Insurance Insider's index of P&C (re)insurance companies - The Insider 50 - was up by 1.2 percent last week as it entered the first trading week of June
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The pace of global insurance rate decreases has slowed for the fifth quarter in a row, according to a study by Marsh
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In contrast with their Bermudian counterparts, the vast majority of US specialty (re)insurers opted out of repatriating capital to shareholders through buybacks
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Capital repatriation slowed down in the first quarter compared to the same period of last year for most P&C (re)insurers in our coverage universe, with share repurchases proving unattractive as operating earnings subsided
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Towergate’s holding company KIRS managed to price around £800mn ($1.02bn) of debt on Tuesday through the sale of two six-year notes, but the firm was forced to accept higher yields and structural tweaks to get the issuance away following investor pushback.
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First quarter annualised operating returns on equity (RoEs) fell year-on-year for companies in our coverage, as underwriting results were negatively impacted by Ogden charges, weaker underlying performances and higher catastrophe losses.
