Crum & Forster

"The Once and Future C&F" delves into pivotal moments within the company and the insurance industry and spotlights the leaders who’ve shaped the company’s legacy over the past 200+ years.

Smaller companies may follow in the steps of the larger insurers who’ve already taken charges. “That trend has legs,” said Marc Adee, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Crum & Forster.

There has been significant talent churn in the product recall market this year.

The president of Crum and Forster's surplus and specialty division discusses what's driving the growth in the E and S segment in a time of increasing complexity.

Brit’s combined ratio shed 23.4 points to return to a profitable 94%.

With the deal, the Canadian conglomerate will boost its ownership interest in the Middle East carrier to 90%.

As insurers grow more comfortable with retaining attritional cyber risk they are altering reinsurance placements.

In his new role, Steve Powney will report into Willis’ global head of surety, Scott Hull.

The US carrier hands 600 in-force surety bonds to the Fairfax unit.

Sources said the insurer has struck a renewal rights deal with International Marine Underwriters.

Robert Opitz joins the Fairfax-owned business after 24 years at Chubb.

Rey Haliti and Auberson Eustache have joined the Bermudian (re)insurer’s New York office.