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  • The Insurance Insider's index of 50 P&C (re)insurance companies was relatively unchanged from the previous week's close at 1,055.45 index points.
  • US specialty carriers handed back more capital in the fourth quarter of 2016 than in the same period of the previous year, as more companies opted to give out dividends and share repurchases declined.
  • The past year has been tough for total return reinsurers, with a successful quarter consistently proving elusive.
  • Peter Hancock's future as CEO of AIG looks increasingly uncertain as reports emerged claiming the board of the US insurance giant was considering ousting the executive.
  • Total return reinsurers reported another quarter of deteriorating results in their year-long struggle to achieve profit on both the underwriting and investment side of their balance sheets.
  • Aviation underwriters and their representatives are working to ensure multi-year policies are not interrupted by the UK's retreat from the EU.
  • Intesa drops Generali plans; USI bid war begins; Ogden rate drops to -0.75%; Ukraine civil war loss; Hiscox to shrink London Market book; AmTrust Q4 reserve charge; QBE 2016 profit rises; Carnegie-Brown non-exec roles; Third Point Re CEO; Scor specialty insurance hire; Suncorp challenges Fairfax for Tower; Travelers challenges Brolly logo; Swiss Re Corporate Solutions adds primary layers; Qatar Re 2016 profits jump; RenRe buyback green light; FRC settles with former RSA Ireland execs;
  • Higher large losses and creeping expense ratios blighted the profitability of the London market in the fourth quarter, with several Lloyd's arms of international carriers posting combined ratios of over 100 percent.
  • The Hanover CEO Joseph Zubretsky outlined a detailed growth strategy for investors last week in a plan that relies on an expanded risk appetite and new units focused on innovation and specialty cover.
  • The active second half of 2016 for M&A in the US and Bermudian P&C industry is likely to continue this year, but with a shift towards greater interest from potential European buyers, according to Deloitte.