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Zurich is considering bringing its mammoth £2.0bn ($2.6bn) legacy UK employers' liability (EL) book to market in the first half of 2018, The Insurance Insider has learned -
Zurich is considering bringing its mammoth £2.0bn ($2.6bn) legacy UK employers' liability (EL) book to market in the first half of 2018, The Insurance Insider has learned
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Advances in immunotherapy, which could extend the lives of people with cancers such as asbestos-related mesothelioma, could lead to a problem for run-off players, a legacy conference has been told.
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Catalina has beaten rivals Sirius and Armour to take over a book of mostly workers' compensation liabilities held by Public Service Insurance Company (PSIC), which a court in Chicago put under state control in March
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Catalina reached the end of a drawn-out M&A process this week by agreeing a restructuring of its equity base that will see Canadian pension funds CDPQ and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan sell their stakes to Apollo, which is already the legacy specialist's biggest backer
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Legacy heavyweight Catalina today confirmed global investment firm Apollo Global Management has agreed to acquire a majority shareholding in the firm.
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Global investment firm Apollo is poised to make an additional investment in Catalina, giving it a majority stake in the legacy specialist, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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R&Q said it would raise up to £49.3mn ($65.4mn) from the sale of new shares as it announced that Ken Randall would step down as CEO to become executive chairman
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Global Bankers Insurance Group has agreed to buy Lincoln Benefit Life and affiliated entities from Resolution Life, which plans to consolidate its insurance business.
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Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings (R&Q) has completed a deal to take on $24mn of deductible liabilities from a US corporate, it announced today
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Zurich has awarded exclusivity to Catalina over the sale of its EUR400mn ($480mn) German medical malpractice legacy book, The Insurance Insider can reveal
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R&Q has received a licence to operate in Rhode Island as the run-off acquirer positions itself to take advantage of a new Part VII-style regulatory framework, The Insurance Insider has learned.
