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  • Novae has been confronted by higher-than-expected claims from financial institution policyholders as a result of the 2008 crisis, the listed Lloyd's carrier's 2013 annual results show.
  • London-listed Novae plc could be getting closer to relocating overseas as the stock of UK deferred tax assets that entitles it to tax relief in recognition of past overpayment approaches exhaustion.
  • Industry veteran Stephen Way has welcomed the backing of Canadian investment group Westaim Corp for his Houston International Insurance Group (HIIG), saying it provides a stable platform for future growth.
  • Grahame Chilton's comeback reinsurance broking start-up Capsicum Re has demonstrated its appetite for M&A by holding ultimately fruitless takeover talks with Lockton Re, The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Privately held US carrier Western World Insurance Company has been placed up for sale in a process managed by Goldman Sachs, The Insurance Insider reported last week.
  • National Interstate's share price was trading down 10 percent today (17 March) after its largest shareholder, American Financial Group (AFG), gave up its controversial bid to acquire the 48 percent of shares in the US insurer that it doesn't already own.
  • Equity Syndicate Management Limited hopes to have seen the last of its reserve strengthening and is forecasting a "very small" profit for the calendar year, its chief financial officer Katie Wade told The Insurance Insider.
  • QBE Europe international medical malpractice underwriter Avraam Avraam has resigned from the organisation, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Insurers face potential political risk and trade credit claims after the European Union and US today (17 March) announced travel bans and asset freezes against senior Russian and Ukrainian officials in response to Moscow's encroachment on Crimea.
  • Swiss Re, the world's second-biggest reinsurer, was last week forced to deny a blog report that Italy's Agnelli family, the biggest shareholder in carmaker Fiat, was planning to buy a 20 percent stake in the reinsurer via a tender offer worth up to SwF7.4bn ($8.3bn).