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  • Monthly share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers
  • Lloyd's will reduce its market subscriptions by 10 percent for 2017 as part of efforts to remain competitive
  • The Insurance Insider's updated group of major non-life (re)insurers, The Insider 50, rose by 3.8 percent last week to close at 1,034.9 on Friday 9 December.
  • Property catastrophe reinsurance rates appear to be on course for further stabilisation at the 1 January renewals, equity analysts reported following meetings with executives at Bermudian carriers.
  • Lloyd's Names were presented with new investment opportunities in the run-up to 2017, with four out of five full syndicate start-ups securing Names backing.
  • Ariel's special purpose syndicate (SPS) 6117 led the market in terms of capacity growth for 2017, with its stamp almost tripling year-on-year to £145.3mn.
  • Lloyd's stamp capacity has surged more than 10 percent for the 2017 financial year to reach £30.5bn ($38.5bn).
  • The disposal of £600mn ($754mn) of RSA's UK legacy exposures could increase the likelihood of special dividends from the insurer, according to Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Greig Paterson.
  • XL Catlin names Bermuda, London reinsurance heads; Enstar $919mn legacy deal; Wall to lead Fosun's US legacy push; Klein to leave Guy Carpenter; AIG's Pakistan loss; Aon Benfield works on new Emea facility; Axis in $1bn share buyback; Zurich Cover-More takeover; JLT's US account wins; The Hartford auto charge; Ropner wins injunction against former director; Wilson named as new Brit CEO; Aon considers benefits sale; Athene sells $1.1bn of IPO shares; IAG plans cost cuts; Aviation market resilience; Neon appo
  • Hong Kong-based reinsurance start-up Nine Merchants Re will initially target the largest markets in the Asia Pacific region ahead of attempts to diversify into the US and Europe, founding CEO Steve Warwick told The Insurance Insider.