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  • Aon's attempts to impose a new 3.5 percent commission on London market placements are facing a wall of resistance from insurers, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Chaucer has turned around a loss-making 2008 to post profits slightly ahead of analyst expectations for 2009.
  • The European Union body charged with finalising the terms of Solvency II has confirmed that the solvency requirements in its next quantitative impact study (QIS5) will be even more demanding.
  • Although less than some estimates, the impending IPO of insurer Catlin Group Ltd will still value the firm at a premium to many of its peers.
  • Rob Bredahl, CEO of Aon Benfield's investment banking group, is joining John Berger-headed start-up Third Point Re as CFO, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • The auditors of failed insurer Independent Insurance have been fined £500,000 and ordered to pay costs of £1.15mn by the UK accountancy watchdog after a tribunal found the firm's conduct "seriously below the appropriate standard".
  • Brit Insurance this morning (26 October) accepted a cash offer worth up to £888mn from private equity houses Apollo Management and CVC Capital Partners, ending months of speculation about its future.
  • Reports by two of the world's largest reinsurance brokers have found that the renewal season has so far been a "Tale of Two Markets". The reports from Willis Re and Guy Carpenter agreed that lines directly affected by hurricanes Katrina, Rita and...
  • Nick Jones, the former Heritage Syndicate 1200 lead underwriter, is set to be reunited with Jim Hays, The Insurance Insider has learned.
  • Brit Insurance and Apollo Management were embroiled in a messy insurance dispute shortly before the New York buy-out firm made an unwelcome bid for the UK insurer, it has emerged.