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  • Capacity auctions on Lloyd's syndicates for 2013 have been driven by discerning investors chasing limited supply on blue chip syndicates, according to members' agent Argenta
  • (Re)insurers are continuing to revise their investment expectations down and tweak portfolios in the hunt for incremental yield.
  • In contrast to their Bermuda and London-based peers, analysts have been less bullish on the prospect of capital returns at continental reinsurers.
  • Speculation is mounting that London (re)insurers will be looking to return excess capital to shareholders over the coming months
  • The UK operations of AJ Gallagher International and Price Forbes reported a decline in profits for 2011 as one-off costs overbore revenue growth
  • After a third consecutive quarter of benign natural catastrophe losses, analysts predict that (re)insurers will accelerate plans to return their growing capital hoards to shareholders, when the third quarter results season begins at the end of this month.
  • The loss of the 3,100 TEU Bareli container ship on 15 March will produce a loss to the IG reinsurance programme that kicks in above the IG's pooled $60mn retention The Insurance Insider has learned
  • Major corporate clients are increasingly looking to insurers for high-up catastrophe umbrella-style coverage to protect them against loss events that threaten their balance sheets.
  • The remarkably benign year for cat losses means (re)insurers are under growing pressure to return capital to shareholders when the third quarter earnings season begins later this month
  • Losses for US crop (re)insurers appear likely to be somewhat lower than previously expected, following rainfall due to Isaac