June 2011/3
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Carlson Capital-backed Barbican Insurance has confirmed that it is holding talks with listed Lloyd's peer Omega, as The Insurance Insider first reported on 9 May.
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The P&C (re)insurance sector's historically low valuations have been described as "ridiculous" by a panel of industry leaders, with not enough differentiation between businesses on quality and a surfeit of long-term investors.
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New Zealand insurer Tower is taking the state-backed Earthquake Commission (EQC) to court to determine how much the government scheme should pay out to Christchurch householders stricken by multiple earthquakes in the past year.
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Back in the early nineties you "only" needed a couple of hundred million dollars to get into the reinsurance game. By the time the class of 2001 came on the scene the price of a perceived entry ticket had risen to $500mn.
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The $7bn deal to create TransAllied Group later this year could spur more M&A activity, according to a major equity analyst.
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