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  • XL Group has become the latest (re)insurer to trump analysts’ earnings forecasts as lower cats and reserve releases helped it to an improved combined ratio that benefited the bottom line.
  • Further evidence has emerged to support the view in some quarters of the US primary P&C sector that momentum has slowed up on rate increases – at least prior to Superstorm Sandy.
  • Willis Group CEO Joe Plumeri raised the bar for Superstorm Sandy loss expectations when he said that he expected the insured bill to be between $30bn and $50bn
  • Hannover Re has argued in a New York District Court that it should not be obliged to pay the $19mn reinsurance cover at the heart of a facultative property dispute with Allied World.
  • Lloyd's managing agents still have ground to cover on reporting standards under Solvency II and should keep up momentum despite the latest delays, said Paul Appleton, senior manager of Lloyd's Market Finance
  • Barclays will be the first bank taken to court in the UK for Libor rate manipulation after a High Court judge found in favour of a care home operator and allowed the damages claim trial to proceed.
  • (Re)insurers will be spared the full brunt of the losses from Hurricane Sandy by the intervention of the four decade-old National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
  • Listed retrocession provider Catco says its 2012 returns could be reduced by up to 10-15 percent net if insured industry losses from Hurricane Sandy reach around $15bn.
  • Industry loss warranty (ILW) limits of between $50mn and $100mn could be on the line for a north-eastern US contract placed at a $10bn industry loss trigger, sister publication Trading Risk has reported.
  • The Swiss Re Global Cat Bond Price Index dropped by 2.5 percent to 93.27 last week (close 2 November), reflecting uncertainty in the secondary bond market over the impact of Superstorm Sandy.