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UK flood losses continue to leak out

Further loss figures arising from UK winter storms have begun to emerge in the annual and Q4 results published by carriers in recent weeks.

Dan Ascher, 01 March 2016
BB&T’s Swett deal further narrows the wholesale field

BB&T Corporation's deal to buy Swett & Crawford narrows the field of independent US wholesale brokers and continues to blur the lines of distribution across the sector.

David Bull, 01 March 2016
RSA weighs up Lloyd’s entry

RSA is actively considering establishing a Lloyd's business, continuing a trend for some of the largest European insurers to seek entry to the 328-year-old market.

Adam McNestrie, 01 March 2016
Cyber MGAs in capacity-building battle

New cyber-focused managing general agents (MGA) are finding it increasingly difficult to source capacity amid heightened competition and a renewed focus on measuring cyber exposures.

Catrin Shi, 01 March 2016
London cyber market witnessing ‘hourglass pricing’

Pricing for the middle layers of cyber insurance placements remains unattractive for London underwriters, as the market works towards finding a consensus.

Catrin Shi, 01 March 2016
Pool Re increases retro cover to £1.95bn

UK government-backed terrorism mutual Pool Re has expanded its retrocessional protection to £1.95bn of limit in excess of a £500mn retention, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Catrin Shi, 01 March 2016
XL Catlin pulls line on Marsh energy facility

XL Catlin has ended its involvement in the major Marsh energy facility, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Adam McNestrie, 01 March 2016
Lancashire under pressure as Cathedral team walks

London-listed carrier Lancashire has been fighting an uphill battle in all three areas of its business at the start of 2016, as resignations have focused unwelcome attention on the firm's prospects and sapped its share price.

Adam McNestrie, 01 March 2016
Ecumenicals

Money and religion never mix well. That's why it's always best not to get too orthodox about favouring one form of capital over another.

Mark Geoghegan, 01 March 2016
Catalina and Enstar fight for $1.1bn run-off books

Enstar, Catalina and Armour are gearing up for a bidding war for UK employers' liability (EL) books totalling some £800mn ($1.1bn) of gross reserves.

Adam McNestrie, 01 March 2016

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