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China Re names acting chairman

China Re has nominated Wang Pingsheng as acting chairman of the board, following the resignation of Li Peiyu

Catrin Shi, 18 March 2016
Lloyd’s appoints first country manager in India

Lloyd's has appointed Shankar Garigiparthy as country manager for India, the Corporation announced today (18 March).

Winifred Okocha, 18 March 2016
Generali posts top and bottom line growth for 2015

Generali's operating profits increased by 6.1 percent to EUR4.8bn in 2015, boosted by an increase in premiums and an improved P&C performance.

Charlie Thomas, 18 March 2016
Donnet unveiled as Generali CEO

Italy-headquartered global carrier Generali has appointed Philippe Donnet as its new CEO, replacing Mario Greco who left the carrier to lead Zurich.

Charlie Thomas, 18 March 2016
Marsh lures construction and surety exec from Aon

Marsh has hired Rob McDonough to lead its construction and surety practice in the northeast US.

David Bull, 18 March 2016
QBE launches public entity PL program

QBE's North American division has partnered with Public Risk Underwriters of Texas to provide professional liability cover to teachers, public officials and law enforcement officers.

Dan Asher, 18 March 2016
Moody’s: Solvency II ratios not fully comparable

Solvency II ratio compatibility is hindered by the ability of insurers to use one or more methods to enhance their ratios, according to ratings agency Moody's.

Winifred Okocha, 17 March 2016
Fosun forced to look at partial Ironshore sale

Chinese conglomerate Fosun is exploring a partial sale of recently acquired Ironshore as it looks to ease ratings agency pressure on the specialty insurer, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Adam McNestrie, 17 March 2016
Zurich to sell Taiwan business

Zurich is planning to auction off its Taiwanese non-life business as it continues to take steps to scale back its footprint, The Insurance Insider understands

Adam McNestrie, 17 March 2016
Deloitte: ECJ ruling could mean higher tax costs for UK insurers

A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) could result in increased tax costs for UK insurers, consultancy firm Deloitte has claimed.

Catrin Shi, 17 March 2016

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