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  • Moody's has expressed concerns over reserves at US property casualty (P&C) insurers, which it says slid from a "comfortable redundancy" to "close to breakeven" during the second half of 2008, as companies released reserves to bolster earnings.
  • Alterra Capital has announced combined net pre-tax losses of $26mn-$38mn arising from the first quarter New Zealand and Australia catastrophes, but has said it is too early to produce an estimate for exposures to last week's Japan quake and tsunami
  • Barclays hires new MD of insurance; Heath Lambert strengthens projects risks division; Canopius strengthens marine and North American facilities teams; Markel International expands trade credit division; Tawa announces share buyback programme; Russell Group launches underwriting software package.
  • Audley Gilroy-controlled start-up (re)insurer Grafton is seeing strong demand in Europe, according to sources.
  • Centrix Insurance Holdings, the parent of London market and international broker Lonmar Global Risks, made losses of £3.2mn in 2009 as financing costs and foreign exchange (FX) losses collided with a softening market.
  • As Lloyd's prepares to unveil its 2010 interim results tomorrow (28 September), The Insurance Insider is expecting a fall in earnings for the market to around £800mn - the lowest figure in the last five years.
  • ProSight first; Generali grows; XL buyback; Ascot defies; Q-Re appoints Saacke; Validus Re upgrade; Tokio Marine Europe appoints; Alleghany books Q4 loss; IAG cuts losses; Argo appoints; Endurance hire; Swiss Re profits; Lancashire beats
  • International specialty (re)insurer Markel reported 7 percent year-on-year growth in net operating income to $63mn during the third quarter, as strong Lloyd's underwriting results compensated for mortgage-related losses in excess and surplus (E&S) lines.
  • Deteriorating losses from failing insurer filter through in 2005 The scale of the damage caused to the Lloyd’s Central Fund by the failure of GoshawK’s Syndicate 102 is becoming apparent with the Society paying £76mn last year to cover claims...
  • Knowing our market as well as we do, The Insurance Insider predicts that for the vast majority of market practitioners the answer the question above will of course be a resounding "No."