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Agora receives final Lloyd’s approval for full syndicate

Third party managing agent Asta has received final clearance from Lloyd's for special purpose arrangement (SPA) Agora to start writing business as a full syndicate in January

Laura Board, 13 November 2017
Magnitude 7.3 quake strikes Iraq

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake has struck Iraq near the Iranian border, killing more than 200 people, according to reports

Charlie Thomas, 13 November 2017
Opinion: Best of both worlds

Allianz's new EUR2.0bn ($2.3bn) share buyback was one of the surprises of the European third quarter earnings season, announced just 10 months after the German insurer embarked upon its first ever stock repurchase, of EUR3bn

Laura Board, 13 November 2017
Axa restructures to geography-led business model

Axa has restructured its organisation into five geographies and a single "corporate centre" to simplify its operating model.

Catrin Shi, 13 November 2017
Talanx reports Q3 loss of EUR21mn

Natural catastrophe losses drove Talanx to report an operating loss of EUR21mn ($24.5mn) in the third quarter.

Catrin Shi, 13 November 2017
China lifts foreign investment restrictions on insurers

The Chinese government has eased restrictions on foreign ownership of Chinese insurers and will now allow full ownership after five years, according to reports.

Catrin Shi, 13 November 2017
American Financial sees $27mn hit from debt redemption

American Financial Group expects to take a $27mn hit by redeeming $350mn in high-rate debt early.

Ted Bunker, 11 November 2017
Maiden rebounds from sell-off tied to AmTrust loss

Maiden Holdings shares rebounded today in New York trading, climbing over 6 percent by midday following yesterday’s sell-off tied to its dealings with sister insurer AmTrust.

Ted Bunker, 11 November 2017
G-20 is shifting to activity-based SIFI gauge: Reuters

Giant insurers such as AIG, Prudential Financial and MetLife could get a break as global regulators have decided to drop an asset-based gauge for deciding when a carrier should be considered “too big to fail”, according to Reuters.

Ted Bunker, 11 November 2017
Liberty Mutual details HIM reinsurance recoveries

Liberty Mutual had gross catastrophe losses of just over $2.0bn from hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, though reinsurance recoveries trimmed the figure to $1.2bn, company executives said on a recent earnings call.

Fiona Robertson, 11 November 2017

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