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  • Niche private equity investor BP Marsh has gone into partnership with Randall Goss-led wholesaler US Risk Insurance by taking a significant stake in the latter's Lloyd's broking house, NCG Professional Risks.
  • Former CEO of XL insurance Clive Tobin is set to front energy start up Torus Insurance Holdings Ltd (Bermuda), which has been formally launched today (Monday), The Insurance Insider has learnt.
  • After more than five years absence from the London market, Tony Taylor returned to Lloyd’s with the arrival of Montpelier Re’s £47mn non-marine property and engineering Syndicate 5151.
  • Members of the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) swung back to profit in 2009, reporting collective net income of $12.4bn compared to a marginal loss of $125mn in 2008.
  • Mitsui Sumitomo and former Ascot CEO Martin Reith are no longer in the running to buy thinly capitalised Lloyd's carrier Hardy Underwriting, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • One of Validus's founding executives, George Reeth, is stepping down from the board, The Insurance Insider understands
  • Run-off books continue to be bought at a premium to net asset values (NAV), as uncertainty over legacy deals' profitability and the huge untapped German and Swiss markets sparked a lively debate at yesterday's (8 June) The Insurance Insider annual legacy roundtable.
  • Analysts continue to focus on uncertainty surrounding Bermudian giant XL Capital as the troubled (re)insurer reported fourth quarter earnings in line with last month's sub-prime loss fuelled profits warning.
  • With the US and Bermudian P&C reporting season due to hit its straps in the coming weeks, Q2 results are expected to be "uneventful", according to equity analyst Matt Carletti of JMP Securities.
  • International direct and facultative writers face mounting contingent business inter-ruption (CBI) claims stemming from major supply-chain disruption for global companies such as Sony Ericsson, with excess layers reinsured outside of Japan.