January 2009/4
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AIG appoints new chief investment officer; managerial restructuring...
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Bermudian-based PartnerRe recorded a 12 percent cancellation rate during its key 1 January renewals; a figure which it said was the lowest seen over the last five years and reflects "a reversal of the trend of increasing client retentions."
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Hiscox Ltd, the UK quoted (re)insurance group, has joined a growing number of (re)insurers reporting hardening US catastrophe rates in the key January renewals season.
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US run-off specialist Citadel Risk Management has acquired "substantially all"of broking group AJ Gallagher's reinsurance run-off portfolio in a move which the Citadel group described as an "opportunity to create a runoff sector for the reinsurance interm
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has traded $30mn notional limit of its CHI hurricane cat futures in the first weeks of 2009, as reinsurance broker Carvill withdraws from the initiative which it founded in 2007.
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Investment bank Merrill Lynch has agreed to pay out $475mn and $75mn to settle two class action lawsuits filed against it in relation to its sub-prime related losses.
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Aioi Insurance, Mitsui Sumitomo (MSI), and Nissay Dowa confirmed plans to merge by April 2010, creating Japan's largest non-life insurer with a combined market value of approximately ¥1.4tn ($11bn).
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Bermudian (re)insurer Validus Holdings Ltd joined the crowd of underwriters increasing their loss estimates from Hurricane Ike as the harsh impact of the September 2008 storm continues to mount.
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Shipowners face a hike in premiums next month after the International Group of P&I Clubs (IG) unveiled general increases on all classes of vessel in its excess of loss reinsurance renewal...
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Outgoing Hannover Re and E+S Rück CFO Elke König has been tipped for a role at giant reinsurer Swiss Re, according to sources.
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AJ Gallagher is to acquire the renewal rights from a Liberty Mutual middle-market commercial property/casualty business in a deal potentially worth nine figures.
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The drag of Transatlantic Holdings' relationship with majority shareholder American International Group (AIG) was evident in the downgrade of its core operating companies' financial strength ratings from AA- to A+ by Standard & Poor's last week.
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