Issues
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P&C (re)insurance stocks moved in line with wider market indices during the equity sell-off over the past fortnight, despite the fact non-life names are often viewed as safe-haven investments that protect against market volatility.
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Last week, AIG reported Q4 operating earnings per share of $0.57, versus Wall Street's consensus estimate of $0.75.
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The global (re)insurance market must embrace modernisation or risk being left behind by disruptors, according to Peak Re CEO Franz-Josef Hahn.
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Since it emerged out of the liability crisis of the mid-1980s, Bermuda has faced many challenges - perceived or real - to its hegemony as the world's pre-eminent offshore (re)insurance market.
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Axis Capital has $1.9bn of third-party capital support for 2018, of which around 55 percent is dedicated to property cat risk.
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The London insurance sector is highly competitive, but is exhibiting some of the flaws you would expect to find in a monopolistic market, according to Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM) president Matthew Moore.
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Specialty insurer StarStone has agreed a partnership with Securis that will help the insurance-linked securities (ILS) manager expand its US property insurance portfolio, sister publication Trading Risk revealed.
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Reinsurance rate rises ended up being pretty limp by the time 1 January came around.
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InsurTech funding volumes leapt by 36 percent to $2.3bn in 2017, according to data from Willis Towers Watson.
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Carriers and brokers have published their best estimates for natural catastrophe losses across the 2017 calendar year, with figures ranging from Swiss Re's $131bn to JLT Re's $140bn.
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Reinstatement premiums and increased demand for back-up covers in the aftermath of last year's North Atlantic hurricanes boosted reinsurance brokers' organic revenues in the fourth quarter.
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Early reporters within The Insurance Insider's coverage universe have so far mostly beaten consensus estimates for the fourth quarter, with share prices rising in reaction to the wins.