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  • Anacap-backed Lloyd's veteran Dane Douetil is now the frontrunner in the strategic process being run by the financial backers of Antares, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Collateralised retro underwriter Catco has agreed to pay out on a retro marine contract that triggered at industry losses of $1.25bn, in the latest revelation that the industry expects the ultimate loss from the sinking of the cruise liner to continue to escalate.
  • Run-off consolidator Enstar almost quadrupled its third quarter consolidated net profits attributable to shareholders from $12.1mn last year to $47.7mn as it benefited from an increase in net realised and unrealised investment gains.
  • UK insurer Ecclesiastical intends to manage the run-off of its legacy UK motor insurance book rather than seeking an external buyer for its assets and liabilities.
  • Flagstone Re was effectively put into run off in the third quarter as the reinsurer completed its $600mn+ sale process to larger Bermudian rival Validus.
  • The $10.5bn legal wrangle with American International Group (AIG) is one of the last remaining residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) disputes that Bank of America (BoA) has yet to settle.
  • White Mountains has revealed it is suing Allstate for $20mn after tax for allegedly shrinking the final purchase price it paid for Esurance.
  • Chubb is in arbitration with Southwest Risk over around $100mn of losses it sustained from policies placed by the broker covering US apartment block complexes, The Insurance Insider understands
  • (Re)insurers anchoring investment portfolios in the so-called safe havens of the sovereign debt market may be exposing themselves to greater risk than they think while earning very little reward, senior industry executives have warned.
  • The UK regulator is currently assessing the risks to consumers of delegated authority underwriting within Lloyd's and could significantly reduce the number of coverholders through a heavier compliance burden.