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Brown & Brown beats despite sluggish retail organic growth

Brown & Brown opened the first quarter reporting season with a narrow earnings beat as better-than-expected margin offset sluggish organic growth in its core retail business.

David Bull, 19 April 2016
Insurers can export risk management skills to governments: Catlin

Insurers can export their risk management skills to global governments to help manage natural disasters, XL Catlin executive deputy chairman Stephen Catlin said at the inaugural meeting of the Insurance Development Forum (IDF) in Washington DC last week.

Matthew Neill, 19 April 2016
RenRe buys into northeast insurer Kingstone

RenaissanceRe has bought into expansive northeast US insurer Kingstone Companies in a private placement

David Bull, 18 April 2016
Trust Risk CEO denies AmTrust bribery accusations

Antonia Somma, the CEO of Italian broker Trust Risk, today (18 April) denied all allegations against him and his company, claiming he has "nothing to fear" after AmTrust made bribery accusations in a US court filing earlier this month

Catrin Shi, 18 April 2016
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18 April 2016
European carriers lead market gains

Last week proved to be a positive one, particularly for euro-denominated stocks, with some insurers recording share price rises of more than 10 percent.

Iulia Ciutina, 18 April 2016
AIG PI aggregation case sent for re-trial

The UK Court of Appeal has sent a landmark professional indemnity (PI) case involving American International Group (AIG) back to the Commercial Court for re-trial.

Catrin Shi, 18 April 2016
AmTrust dealt blow in latest Trust Risk hearing

A UK High Court judge has thrown out an application made by AmTrust Europe for EUR32mn ($36mn) to be reinstated into a neutral trust fund, as the insurer battles its former Italian medical malpractice broker for ownership of the funds.

Catrin Shi, 18 April 2016
Brillante Virtuoso owner avoided London over arrest fears

A Greek ship-owner accused by insurers of scuttling his own vessel in a $100mn case avoided travelling to London because of fears he would be arrested by police, his lawyer told a court on Friday (15 April).

Dan Ascher, 18 April 2016
M&A inversion deals now off the table for carriers

New anti-inversion tax rules have removed the possibility for insurers to move offshore in M&A deals.

Winifred Okocha, 18 April 2016

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