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  • Scor CEO Denis Kessler has told the London market to embrace new technology, arguing that it makes EC3 more relevant.
  • Aon has taken legal action to limit potential loss of business after at least 10 employees in California quit to take up roles at rival intermediary Alliant, in an echo of a bitter dispute over staff departures between the firms two years ago following the defection of construction heavyweight Peter Arkley
  • Enstar and Stone Point will now pay only $646mn for global specialty insurer Torus after the sale and purchase agreement was amended to reduce the price by $46mn, a Securities and Exchange Commission filing shows.
  • A US court has fined Illinois-headquartered State Farm Fire and Casualty $758,000 and ordered it to pay $2.9mn in legal fees after it was found to have defrauded the taxpayer-funded National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
  • RenaissanceRe chief executive Kevin O'Donnell has said his organisation is agnostic over different forms and sources of capital and that the reinsurance industry should learn to evaluate the sale of reinsurance and the provision of debt or equity finance alongside one another.
  • The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined London-headquartered Besso Ltd £315,000 ($526,000) for failing to put in place adequate anti-bribery checks, making it the first dedicated wholesale intermediary to be hit with such a penalty.
  • Canopius' impending takeover by Japanese "big three" insurer NKSJ will give the Lloyd's carrier added financial firepower and opportunities to tap new markets, according to its chief executive Michael Watson.
  • The Florida Cat Fund's decision not to proceed with plans buy up to $1.5bn of cover is adding to fears of a very competitive 1.6 Florida renewal for the $4bn+ market
  • The Insurance Insider takes a look at some of the specific 1.4 renewals keeping reinsurers awake including the major Japanese accounts, together with Aviva and Zurich
  • Steve Hearn, the new chairman of the London Market Group and deputy CEO of Willis Group, is expected to tell the group's forum tomorrow (25 March) that it should evolve to become a key body for determining the future vision of the London market by embracing new roles including lobbying and improving public perceptions of the industry