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Opinion: Latest D&O claim is loss London doesn’t need

Who would be a D&O underwriter?

Charlie Thomas, 25 July 2017
London D&O market braces for Slater and Gordon claim

The London directors' and officers' (D&O) market is facing a claim of around $26mn following a settlement by Australian law firm Slater and Gordon with its shareholders.

Charlie Thomas, 25 July 2017
Willis hones political violence offer with TerrorMar structure

A recently introduced Willis Towers Watson broking structure for terrorism cover has underlined the increasing facilitisation of the political violence market in London.

Bernard Goyder, 25 July 2017
Talbot replaces QBE as lead on Aon Alpha facility

Talbot has taken over QBE Europe's role leading North American business for one of the largest facilities in the terrorism market, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Bernard Goyder, 25 July 2017
Sovag to dispose of EUR120mn run-off book

Hamburg-headquartered insurer Schwarzmeer und Ostsee Versicherungsaktiengesellschaft, known as Sovag, is bringing a legacy book holding EUR120mn ($140mn) of gross reserves to market, The Insurance Insider understands.

Catrin Shi, 25 July 2017
Opinion: The Great European Legacy Sell-off

The legacy market has long eyed the array of continental European liabilities piled up on carrier balance sheets, just waiting to be released.

Catrin Shi, 25 July 2017
Reinsurers braced for surge in ADC demand

The reinsurance community is expecting further demand for adverse development covers (ADCs) as a combination of soft market conditions, low interest rates and reserve adequacy concerns pushes carriers to scrutinise their back books.

Catrin Shi, 25 July 2017
A leaky roof

I've got a leaky roof.

Mark Geoghegan, 25 July 2017
Ironshore International names Ethirajan as COO

Ironshore has promoted Krishnan Ethirajan to chief operating officer (COO) of global underwriting unit Ironshore International.

Matthew Neill, 25 July 2017
Everest beats as Q2 profits climb 70 percent

Everest Re reported second quarter operating profits of $227.5mn that were up 70 percent on the prior-year period as it reported strong top line growth and an improving combined ratio.

David Bull, 25 July 2017

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