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  • The global reinsurers took significant hits from the third quarter hurricane activity, but earnings disclosures also revealed diverging ex-cat underwriting performances in the period.
  • The Insurance Insider's composite of global non-life reinsurance writers posted year-on-year top line increases for the third quarter, but a number of the group attributed large portions of the growth to reinstatement premiums.
  • London's three remaining publicly listed carriers all increased their top lines in the third quarter of 2017, although the trio diverged in their growth strategies.
  • Insurers fear another rise in the UK's insurance premium tax (IPT) rate in tomorrow's budget after three increases in less than two years doubled the rate to 12 percent.
  • A process to renew reinsurance for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) could lead to expanded cover, but the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) may be forced to pay a rate increase of 20 percent or more.
  • Certain benefits from the covered agreement signed on 22 September by US and EU officials may be a long time in coming, as full implementation may take five years.
  • Insurance is going to have to get sexier because even our most undemanding customers will soon demand it.
  • As insurers brace for potential claims from the Las Vegas shooting last month, it has emerged that AIG leads the MGM Resorts International excess casualty tower and also has a significant participation on the cover bought by entertainment company Live Nation.
  • US casualty underwriters are confident of achieving rate increases of up to 10 percent in the early part of next year, as the market passes an inflection point prompted by a build-up of liability claims and the knock-on effect from 2017 earnings decimated by property cat losses.
  • Canopius' HIM numbers took us by surprise yesterday. Its (soon to be former) parent company Sompo revealed the Lloyd's managing agent would shoulder a burden of $190mn from the three hurricanes, along with a small loss relating to the Mexican earthquakes.