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  • Hannover Re has signed a deal to acquire Lloyd's managing agent Argenta following a protracted sales process, according to statements from the companies today.
  • Travelers is to set aside additional reserves of $62mn before tax in the first quarter of 2017 following the change to the UK discount rate for personal injury compensation.
  • Fracking could create the next "ash-cloud" scenario for insurers, with widespread confusion around the liability for fracking-related claims, the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has warned.
  • XL Catlin has promoted Tim McMahon to global chief underwriting officer for property, the carrier said today.
  • New studies on the impact of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) weather phase on thunderstorm frequency will allow for better regional forecasting of storm activity, according to Willis Re.
  • XL Catlin has signed up to technology accelerator Startupbootcamp's InsurTech programme, as the Bermudian joins a growing list of insurers participating in the scheme.
  • Five million dollars. Regardless of how long the assignment lasts. With no performance criteria attached. In addition to his normal salary. And on top of other bonus payments - which it seems will still be forthcoming.
  • Fourth-quarter operating profit at Talanx fell 3.9 percent to EUR649mn ($696.8mn), as a deterioration in the life insurance segment of the business offset improvements in the P&C operations.
  • The world's biggest catastrophe cedant, Zenkyoren, is poised to renew its programme with pricing only a fraction lower than last year, as rates were held up by its need to secure an additional 200bn yen of capacity ($1.8bn), The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • AIG will not pay its outgoing CEO Peter Hancock a cash bonus for last year after the insurance giant was forced to swallow a number of significant reserve charges, but he will be paid $5mn for staying on during a transition period.