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Quindell law firm attracts almost 350 potential claimants

A claimant law firm touting for Quindell investors that suffered losses following the UK insurance services firm's catastrophic share price falls this year claims it has received "almost" 350 responses.

Dan Ascher, 22 December 2014
RSA puts German P&C business into run-off

UK insurance group RSA has put a sizable chunk of its underperforming German operation into run-off as CEO Stephen Hester continues to streamline the business and its balance sheet, The Insurance Insider has learned.

Dan Ascher, 22 December 2014
AmTrust sues short-sellers for defamation

Earlier this month, AmTrust filed a defamation suit against short sellers and an equity research firm accusing the defendants of attempting to manipulate the Nasdaq-listed insurer's stock price by publishing "false and misleading" statements.

Dan Ascher, 22 December 2014
Volatility offers 2015 opportunities for investment managers

As 2014 draws to a close, investment managers at insurers can look back on a year of steady performance after lower treasury yields boosted the total return of their portfolios, despite widening spreads in the high yield market.

David Bull, 22 December 2014
Swiss Re: 2014 loss total falls sharply

Insured losses from natural catastrophes and man-made events fell significantly in 2014, according to research from Swiss Re's Sigma research unit.

Charlie Thomas, 22 December 2014
Slow-down in start-ups

Just two new start-up syndicates will begin operating in 2015, half the number that launched throughout 2014.

Fiona Robertson, 22 December 2014
‘Immature’ syndicates continue build-out

Despite the overall Lloyd's market reducing in size, capacity behind young syndicates has expanded by more than 20 percent for 2015 as new players enter the market and some recent start-ups continue to expand.

Himal Patel, 22 December 2014
Fourth-quartile syndicates expand as market capacity falls

Our survey has revealed that while overall Lloyd's capacity has dipped slightly, the market's weakest underwriting performers have been approved to grow in 2015.

Himal Patel, 22 December 2014
Soros-backed Vibe leads capacity growth in 2015

Vibe Syndicate 5678, the live underwriting start-up backed by billionaire George Soros and private equity house Pine Brook, has topped The Insurance Insider's growth league table after increasing its capacity more than six-fold for 2015.

Himal Patel, 22 December 2014
Lloyd’s capacity dips to £26.2bn in 2015

Stamp capacity for the Lloyd's market as a whole is set to fall by 0.8 percent next year, although by numbers alone the amount of syndicates pre-empting outweighed those shrinking or holding their capacity steady.

Himal Patel, 22 December 2014

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