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  • Market faces $362mn Thailand chemical loss; Montpelier to rely on luck in per risk property; The Americans buy Lime-St(.com); Kerner gets top Zurich general insurance job; S&P down on Aviva turnaround plans; Berkshire Hathaway buys US insurer Guard; Hiscox gets an A+ on results day; Cooper Gay turns to Fraser; XL scoops Hiscox terrorism head Ashwell
  • The middle of August is traditionally described in the media world as the "silly" season. With all the politicians and celebrities on holiday, financial markets in limbo and all the major sporting events complete, the set-piece news agenda disintegrates and newspapers traditionally struggle to find anything to write about.
  • The chair of the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (Econ), Sharon Bowles, has accused certain leading German MEPs of attempting to "jettison the whole of Solvency II".
  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Amlin is considering whether to reverse course on de-risking its business and regrow its catastrophe reinsurance portfolio at the 1 January renewals.
  • The sale of Flagstone's Lloyd's segment to Matt Fairfield's start-up ANV has completed today (20 August), according to an announcement from the Bermudian reinsurer
  • Canopius has moved closer to its long-meditated takeover of Lloyd's peer Omega after it secured the final regulatory approval needed for the deal to complete.
  • Israeli insurance group Clal has continued to retrench from its overseas acquisitions with an agreement to sell Guard Insurance to National Indemnity, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway
  • Lloyd's (re)insurer Amlin continued to leave a difficult 2011 behind as it reported profit before tax (PBT) of £184.5mn in the first of half of 2012, driven by low catastrophes, improved reserve releases and investment income
  • QBE's share price has plummeted to a two-month low after John Neal took the reins as CEO and downgraded the group's profit margin outlook for the third time since the start of the year.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Montpelier Re has promoted Nicholas Lucking to the role of head of individual risk property with immediate effect, replacing Malcolm Graham-Taylor, who will be returning to the UK.