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  • Investors count cost of Omega’s fall from grace
    Long-term investors, including some of the largest hitters in the London market, will be among the biggest losers from Canopius' recommended cash bid valuing the company at £164mn.
    21 May 2012
  • Buyback pressure grows
    (Re)insurers are likely to come under pressure to be more aggressive in their capital management over the next several months - with the usual caveat of the "no major catastrophes" assumption.
    21 May 2012
  • Capital management momentum rebuilds after cat-induced hiatus
    Capital management among publicly listed (re)insurers remained tepid during the first quarter of 2012 as firms licked their wounds after a bruising sequence of catastrophe losses last year.
    21 May 2012
  • Executive pay slashed by catastrophes
    Investors may have revolted against the salary of former Aviva CEO Andrew Moss, but the pay packets taken home by London's listed reinsurance CEOs last year shows that the industry is responsive to financial performance - albeit in varying degrees.
    21 May 2012
  • Aon predicts stagnant aerospace premium volume
    An exceptionally low level of aerospace incidents in 2011 - offset by positive forecasts in turnover and passenger numbers - point to another year of close to flat premiums, according to Aon's annual aerospace report.
    21 May 2012
  • Gulf market growth to outstrip region’s GDP
    Sixty percent of insurance companies active in the Arabian Gulf expect the market to grow ahead of the region's GDP, according to the new GCC Insurance Barometer.
    21 May 2012
  • London survives ‘ruthless’ 2011 but challenges loom: AM Best
    AM Best said it expects London market insurers to rebound in 2012 after a year that ruthlessly tested their resilience, but warned that shrinking reserve releases and meagre investment returns are likely to drag back earnings.
    21 May 2012
  • Lloyd & Partners records 22.5% operating margins
    JLT's wholesale broking subsidiary Lloyd & Partners Limited delivered operating margins of 22.5 percent on continuing operations as it again lived up to its reputation as one of the best performers in the space.
    21 May 2012
  • ‘Shadowy’ collateralised market gaining ground
    Goldman Sachs' head of structured finance Michael Millette has estimated that the "quiet and pervasive" collateralised reinsurance market is almost as big as the cat bond market and growing in importance.
    21 May 2012
  • Goldman Sachs: Reinsurers moving to solar system sidecar model
    In recent years P&C (re)insurers have moved toward a new "paradigm" where a smaller core balance sheet is complemented by a range of off-balance sheet ventures that provide less volatile fee income and a more efficient means of flexing capital, according to Goldman Sachs's head of structured finance Michael Millette.
    21 May 2012
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