April 2017/1

Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers

Two Florida insurers have joined a number of carriers seeking cover from the cat bond market in the run-up to the hurricane season, sister publication Trading Risk reported last week

Munich Re is managing $200mn of funds allocated to the Leo Re vehicle by Dutch pension fund service provider PGGM, sources told sister publication Trading Risk

The Insurance Insider's aggregate of P&C (re)insurers, The Insider 50, fell into the red last month as the market continued to digest annual results.

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.

Lloyd's has established a track record of bettering peer groups like the US specialty insurance market, the global reinsurers and Bermuda, driven by superior underwriting performance.

The Insurance Insider looks in detail at the results for Lloyd's aviation, marine, energy and motor segments

The Insurance Insider looks in detail at the results for Lloyd's reinsurance, property and casualty segments

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.

The energy insurance market is approaching a pricing "cliff edge" as the sector continues to struggle with both overcapacity and the downturn in the global energy industry, according to JLT.

Stellar Daisy loss; Mitsui takes 11% stake in UIB; Third Point posts 0.9% March return; LMA calls for data rules leeway; People's Insurance Group names president; Debbie damage assessed; Trust Re profits drop 40; Proteus and QBE strike partnership

Endurance has lost a substantial part of its Japanese non-life reinsurance book as a result of its $6.3bn takeover by big three insurer Sompo.