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The French reinsurer has expanded its business solutions unit into six lines split across three main regions. -
The Dublin hub will allow the company to continue its EU business post-Brexit.
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The sector’s investment gains came at the same time cat losses caused a decline in net income.
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The gun owners organisation claims the state is trying to stop insurers from working with it.
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Property lines specifically rose 3.4 percent in Q1, highest among three straight quarters of increasing premiums
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Snow and hail cause $1.2bn of insured losses in Europe, Impact Forecasting says.
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Stuart Hawes leaves Markel International after nine years, this publication has learned.
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National General advances its bid for independence as the Karfunkels' third attempt at a public insurance company.
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Two warranty and indemnity underwriters leave the Lloyd's carrier.
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State-backed carrier is authorised to spend up to $92mn to acquire catastrophe coverage.
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Patricia Mills of Chaucer soars to third place in the second edition of The Insurance Insider's survey
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Surging Geico profit and the US tax cut help produce insurance earnings of $407mn.
