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  • Digest
    A Frank goodbye; Adjusting Arabia; Analyse Hiscox; Dagenham's burning; Montpelier movement; Miller & Miller; Taiping under review; New fac head for Willis Chile; Heath to head UK aerospace at Chartis; Merlin loses the magic; Iranian Impact; Munich Re blows; A Northdoor opens for Torus
    13 August 2012
  • Oxygen officially placed into liquidation
    UK insurance broker Oxygen Holdings plc has been placed into liquidation following the completion of the sale of its constituent parts, The Insurance Insider has learned.
    13 August 2012
  • Politics and supervision are an explosive mix
    We who work in a highly cyclical global business should recognise better than most that if you look carefully enough, cycles can be deciphered in many unrelated subjects. Regulation is clearly one of these.
    13 August 2012
  • Munich Re leads on loss disclosure as reinsurers allay crop fears
    Reinsurers have followed insurers in reassuring investors that crop losses from the ongoing US drought conditions are comfortably manageable as an earnings event for the second half of 2012
    13 August 2012
  • Rebecca Bole leaves Insider Publishing
    It is with great regret that Insider Publishing says goodbye to its publishing editor, Rebecca Bole, who is leaving the organisation
    10 August 2012
  • Hannover Re shares fall on earnings miss
    Hannover Re shares fell 4.6 percent to EUR47.21 by mid-morning after the reinsurer missed analyst expectations for its half-year net income, which came in at EUR144mn compared to a consensus of EUR163mn.
    10 August 2012
  • contingency table
    The Insurance Insider Legacy Roundtable
    At The Insurance Insider's legacy roundtable a year ago, the most prominent theme was hope. Hope sprung eternal: hope that the new Solvency II regime would lead to greater opportunities for buyers of run-off assets; hope that a long soft cycle on rates would force live-market players to consider the use of their capital; and hope that the impact of catastrophes early in 2011 would prove a boon to the sector.
    09 August 2012
  • construction table
    The Insurance Insider London Market Roundtable
    Considering last year's string of brutal natural catastrophes, few market watchers would have been surprised if the London market had shrunk a little by the end of the year. But how many would have predicted that the reason for it shrinking would be M&A at handsome multiples to book value, leaving (once Hardy and Omega complete) just five publicly quoted Lloyd's (re)insurers?
    09 August 2012
  • Aviva takes £876mn US write-down as restructure continues
    Aviva fell to a £681mn half-year loss after writing off £876mn of goodwill related to its US business, compared to a £465mn profit for the first half of 2011
    09 August 2012
  • Swiss Re earnings slashed on Admin Re sale
    Swiss Re took a $1bn loss on the sale of its Admin Re US business in the second quarter, reducing its net profit for the period to just $83mn.
    09 August 2012
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