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The Insurance Insider's aggregate of P&C (re)insurance companies entered the second quarter of the year in the red
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The Insider 50 index edged upwards by 0.9 percent over the first quarter of 2017, as valuations plunged at AmTrust and Novae
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With the start of the first quarter earnings season just days away, investors will be looking carefully for indicators of potential change in US P&C insurance market conditions
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Nuclear-focused Chaucer Syndicate 1176 was the top performer of the market in terms of profitability for the second year in a row in 2016
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Expansionist Vibe Syndicate 5678 led the market in terms of premium growth in 2016, as it made a number of hires during its second year of underwriting live business.
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Lime Street's underwriting performance continued on its downward-sloping curve in 2016, as the simple average combined ratio for syndicates surpassed the breakeven point and reached 102.0 percent for the year.
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Lloyd's Names continued to enjoy double-digit returns from non-aligned syndicates for the 2014 year of account (YoA), with an average return on capacity of 12.1 percent.
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The Insurance Insider looks in detail at the results for Lloyd's aviation, marine, energy and motor segments
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The Insurance Insider looks in detail at the results for Lloyd's reinsurance, property and casualty segments
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Lloyd's profits for 2016 were flat year-on-year at £2.1bn ($2.6bn), but were driven by a one-off gain in investment income, as underwriting returns shrank to just a quarter of the prior-year result at £468mn.
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Reinsurers were given some reprieve at the 1 April renewals, as property catastrophe reinsurance rate declines continued to moderate and cedants increased their overall purchasing, according to Willis Re.
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The UK insurance industry might be on red alert for the outcome of Brexit negotiations, but carriers are also laying the foundations for long-term market access, says Laura Board
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