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‘Google tax’ unlikely to hit intragroup reinsurance

The diverted profits tax (DPT) is unlikely to affect intragroup reinsurance transactions, according to interim guidance issued by the UK government.

Jenny Messenger, 07 April 2015
BMA consults on changes for Solvency II

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) last week (1 April) released a consultation paper outlining proposed changes to the island's insurance regime as part of its bid to gain Solvency II equivalence.

Jenny Messenger, 07 April 2015
Port authority in pollution dispute

A Washington port authority is suing almost 40 international insurance companies over a series of environmental pollution claims dating back more than half a century.

Dan Ascher, 07 April 2015
OneBeacon liable for $82mn environmental clean-up

White Mountains subsidiary OneBeacon is on the hook for an $81.7mn environmental clean-up operation after it lost a legal dispute with US chemical manufacturer Olin Corporation.

Dan Ascher, 07 April 2015
France and Spain lose EUR4.4bn Prestige appeal

The Kingdom of Spain and the French state have lost an appeal over which jurisdiction should hear a EUR4.4bn dispute on environmental clean-up costs following the Prestige oil tanker spill.

Dan Ascher, 07 April 2015
Two cat bonds price to close Q1

Cat bond issuance has continued apace as two bonds ended a flurry of deals during the first quarter, sister publication Trading Risk reported.

Winifred Okocha, 07 April 2015
Endurance cat exposure rises with Montpelier deal

Endurance is set to become markedly more cat-exposed following its $1.83bn acquisition of Montpelier Re.

07 April 2015
Stone Ridge ILS funds reach $3bn

Stone Ridge Asset Management controlled more than $3bn in insurance-linked securities (ILS) assets as of the end of January, up from $2.1bn three months earlier, sister publication Trading Risk reported.

Winifred Okocha, 07 April 2015
M&A may prolong soft market

The surge of reinsurance M&A activity may actually increase competition and extend underwriters' soft market woes, Willis Re has warned.

David Bull, 07 April 2015
Specialty pressures continue

Property cat underwriters are not alone in feeling the relentless pressure of competition and thinning margins, with their specialty colleagues also suffering soft market pain.

David Bull, 07 April 2015

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