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  • Requiring other jurisdictions to seek regulatory equivalence to the incoming Solvency II regime was dismissed as an example of European arrogance during InsiderScope New York's regulation panel.
  • Not all investors are enthused by the prospect of high returns on offer from hedge fund style reinsurer start-ups despite the recent emergence of the likes of Third Point Re and PaCRe.
  • The potentially thorny subject of the 2011 tussle for Transatlantic Re surfaced at the M&A panel at the InsiderScope New York conference last week as three of the rival bidders appeared on the same platform in public.
  • The valuation of brokers and other (re)insurance service providers has climbed to highs not seen since the 2008-09 banking crisis, fuelled by private equity (PE) interest and a ready supply of leveraged finance in the US.
  • Key quotes from our InsiderScope New York event…
  • Commercial P&C prices in the US were up 4.4 percent on average in the first quarter of 2012 compared to the prior-year period, according to The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers (CIAB).
  • Colemont Global's Lloyd's arm, Colemont Insurance Brokers Limited (CIBL), saw revenues decline by 27 percent in 2011 as the loss of its aviation team deprived it of its biggest revenue stream.
  • US M&A activity continues to be beset by litigation, although early 2012 activity is running slightly behind trend, a report from Cornerstone Research and Professor Robert Daines of the Stanford Law School shows.
  • In the eight years of account from 2002 to 2009 the average Lloyd's Name enjoyed a five-fold increase in the total value of their investment, data from the Association of Lloyd's Members (ALM) shows.
  • Lloyd's received its first long-term strategic plan last week as chairman John Nelson revealed a growth plan predicated on the London market tapping into emerging market expansion.