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  • European risk managers have banded together with the captive insurance industry to appeal for "special treatment" under Solvency II.
  • Pre-tax profits at Arthur J Gallagher (UK) Limited fell by a quarter in 2010 as one-off costs associated with acquiring financial lines specialist FirstCity weighed on its results
  • Expansive Australian insurer QBE's $565mn move to acquire NAU Country Insurance will see it pick up an 11 percent share of the US crop insurance market.
  • $90bn+ of catastrophe claims have tested (re)insurers, but if renewals for US commercial lines are anything to go by, reinsurers may yet benefit from increased rates
  • Class of 2005 reinsurer looks to be the first start-up on AIM since PRI The Bermudian start-up reinsurer Lancashire Holdings Ltd is set to float on the London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in a bid to raise the final tier of...
  • RenRe braced for capital markets threat; P&C reinsurers continue life and longevity foray; IFEX signs Kusay for marketing drive
  • First quarter profits fell at US insurer HCC Insurance Holdings Inc following losses in its investment portfolio.
  • Wellington Underwriting Plc saw its pre-tax profits fall by a third to £78.1mn (2003 £116.7mn) but raised its dividend on the back of strong underwriting returns.
  • French insurance giant Axa saw net income for the first half of the year drop 28 percent to EUR944mn after sustaining a EUR1.48bn loss related to the sale of part of its UK life operations earlier in the year.
  • South African-headquartered broker Alexander Forbes Ltd has reached an £86mn deal with US broker Lockton Companies Inc and private equity firm Stone Point Capital LLC to sell its London-based international arm, Alexander Forbes International Risk Services