October 2009/1
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Lloyd’s insurer Beazley has hired a team from rival Mitsui Sumitomo to bolster its marine liability offering.
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Allianz's Q3 group operating profits were up 23 percent, as resurgent life and health financial services performance offset lower contributions from property and casualty (P&C) insurance.
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The industry's potential exposure to political risk/trade credit losses emanating from the global economic downturn in 2008-09 was hinted at by Beazley today.
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Global insurance giant Axa has unveiled a EUR2bn rights issue to enable it to "seize future acquisition opportunities, primarily in high growth markets".
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Just days after announcing its largest ever acquisition, Berkshire Hathaway has unveiled third quarter net profits that almost trebled from $1.1bn to $3.2bn on the back of rebounding stock index derivative contracts.
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AIG reported a moderate $455mn third quarter net profit - compared to the giant $24.5bn net loss of the same period last year - as net realised capital losses stabilised.
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Eamon Brown, a key member of the Lloyd's Franchise performance team that oversaw Lloyd's underwriting standards, is to leave the Society at year-end.
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Hannover Re has upped its top and bottom line targets for the full year after a strong quarter driven by the benign claims environment, resurgent investment income and continued growth in its life and health business.
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A bumper $302.9mn gain booked on acquiring IPC Holdings helped push Validus Holdings to a $499.2mn net profit for the third quarter, compared to a $126.3mn net loss in the prior-year period.
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Munich Re is on course for a full-year profit of EUR2.2-2.5bn after a significant improvement in its investment result pushed third quarter consolidated profit to EUR651mn, compared to just EUR2mn in the prior-year period.
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After bumper Q3 results, Bermuda-headquartered Lancashire is to give back capital to shareholders through a $263mn special dividend and an additional $150mn share buyback facility.
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WR Berkley has named William Berkley Junior (Robert) as president and COO of the US insurer, paving the way for an eventual move into his father’s chief executive role.
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