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  • Fuelled by its acquisition of GE Insurance Solutions (GEIS), Swiss Re reported a 14 percent increase in business at the January renewals, the equivalent of SFr1.3bn.
  • US insurer The Hartford announced record 2005 net income of $2.3bn, or $7.46 a share, despite the year’s record industry hurricane losses. The figures were up by 8 percent and 5 percent respectively on 2004 results of $2.1bn and $7.12 a share...
  • Lloyd's has ruled out creating a fully-fledged US insurance company - an idea that was floated as part of the three-year strategic plan delivered in January.
  • President of Aon Risk Services (ARS) Ted Devine has stepped down from the firm with immediate effect, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • March discussion paper also raises again the prospect of mandatory disclosure
  • A clearer picture of a future for American International Group (AIG) - and in particular its general insurance operations - has emerged out of the rubble of the fallen giant's latest government rescue package.
  • Broker commission transparency is "inevitable", according to Peter Cullum, the founding chairman of Towergate Partnership, yet he insisted the London market needs to eradicate major inefficiencies in order to compete in the long-term.
  • Bermudian reinsurer IPCRe has released a $100mn profit warning following recent storm and flood events on opposite sides of the globe in the UK and Australia.
  • AM Best bolstered its London operations with the hiring of Lloyd's head of capital and broker relationships, Nick Charteris-Black.
  • The introduction of the Solvency II directive will drive an increased focus on run-off across Europe, according to a new survey launched by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) in conjunction with the Association of Run-Off Companies.