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Coronavirus’ unwanted record; John Neal speaks out; structured credit freezes up.
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The executive restored the carrier's financial strength following the credit crisis.
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The key (re)insurance fixture may return in 2021 if the public health situation permits. -
Listing watchdogs rule that the stock hasn’t met the exchange’s minimum price requirements.
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CEO calls for sector to pull together with government to find collective response to pandemic.
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The step follows the resignations of four directors earlier this week.
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The broker says claims are manageable, but the dual hit to balance sheets sets the scene for a capital squeeze.
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Uncertainty over the impact of state support creates reinsurer fears of a far larger loss quantum.
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The Hannover Re parent predicts little-changed Q1 profit of EUR223mn.
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The carrier achieves 5.4 percent growth in Japan as it moves up programme layers.
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The deal will “capitalise on a dynamic competitive landscape and continue our strong growth trajectory”, Rod Fox says.
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Attritional losses hit a 14-year high due to worsening casualty trends and man-made losses.
