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Arch confirms $3.4bn takeover of AIG’s United Guaranty

Arch Capital has confirmed reports from earlier today that it has entered into a $3.4bn deal to acquire AIG’s mortgage insurance business United Guaranty Corporation (UGC).

Dan Ascher, 16 August 2016
Arch to buy AIG mortgage unit for $3.4bn: reports

AIG is close to reaching a deal to sell its mortgage insurance arm United Guaranty Corporation (UGC) to Arch Capital, according to reports.

Adam McNestrie, 15 August 2016
The Insider 30

Share price data on The Insurance Insider's universe of P&C (re)insurers

15 August 2016
Fairfield prepares to launch $1bn+ Exin

Serial industry entrepreneur Matt Fairfield is nearing the launch of a $1bn Zurich-based reinsurer, which will form the first operational piece of a broad-based international (re)insurance group, Exin, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Adam McNestrie, 15 August 2016
European (re)insurers please the market

The global reinsurer composite recorded the largest weekly share price growth last week, increasing by 1.8 percent on average, while The Insider 30 traded flat.

Iulia Ciutina, 15 August 2016
Canada wildfire losses hit $2bn

Reported losses from the wildfires that tore through the Canadian province of Alberta in May have now reached $2bn, according to Q2 disclosures.

Catrin Shi, 15 August 2016
Listed Lloyd’s combined ratio jumps above 90%

Underwriting margins for the listed Lloyd's carriers narrowed in the first half of 2016, as combined ratios were swollen by larger expense and loss ratios.

Iulia Ciutina, 15 August 2016
Lloyd’s carriers’ top line boosted by reinsurance spend

Gross written premium (GWP) growth at London-listed Lloyd's carriers rebounded in the second quarter of this year to 7.8 percent, after three of the group increased their reinsurance buying to expand their books

Catrin Shi, 15 August 2016
Contracting out to ‘be exception rather than the rule’

Most carriers are unlikely to contract out of parts or all of the Insurance Act that came into force in the UK on Friday (12 August), according to Richard Breavington, partner at law firm RPC.

Winifred Okocha, 15 August 2016
Piracy ransoms barb insurers despite drop in activity

International piracy activity has fallen to a 21-year low, as pirates increasingly seek ransoms from the kidnapping of crews instead of looting cargo, according to the International Maritime Bureau (IMB).

Matthew Neill, 15 August 2016

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