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Fourth quarter pick-up increases 2016 M&A tally

The non-life insurance sector confounded optimistic M&A expectations for last year after 2015's bumper $111bn transaction tally, with the total deal value shrinking by well over half.

Laura Board, 03 January 2017
Fall in ILS volumes sparks price declines

Cat bond issuance volumes continued to decline in 2016, which led to bargains for some sponsors as the year progressed.

Fiona Robertson, 03 January 2017
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Catrin Shi, 03 January 2017
Lloyd’s contingency market braced for $50mn claim

Lloyd's insurers look set to pay out a significant contingency claim following the death of Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher, The Insurance Insider revealed on 30 December.

Charlie Thomas, 03 January 2017
Industry bodies eye New York’s revised cyber proposals

New York regulators have made some key changes to proposed rules aimed at protecting client information held by insurers, but industry groups remain cautious about the new regulations and how they may affect companies once implemented.

Ted Bunker, 03 January 2017
Reinsurance rate reductions persist into 2017

Rate stabilisation once again eluded reinsurers during the January renewals season, according to Willis Re.

Dan Ascher, 03 January 2017
Insider View: Indian reinsurance branch approvals

Where do you look for growth when your operations already span the globe?

Matthew Neill, 03 January 2017
India approvals mark liberalisation watershed

A raft of foreign and domestic reinsurers have been granted final approval by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) to establish branches in the country, as it seeks to improve competition in the market.

Matthew Neill, 03 January 2017
What would Sherlock do?

It has become something of a UK televisual tradition for the BBC to present a new episode of its Sherlock series at prime time on New Year's Day.

Mark Geoghegan, 03 January 2017
Reinsurance results not bad enough yet for flat renewal

Reinsurers will have to suffer a period of real pain before they can expect a stabilisation in pricing and, ultimately, an increase, according to the reinsurance brokers.

Adam McNestrie, 03 January 2017

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