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  • Major London market lender Lloyds Bank has announced that Seb Kafetz is to relocate to its New York office to head up its wholesale banking and markets insurance coverage division
  • WR Berkley chairman and CEO Bill Berkley highlighted "accelerating" price increases as the US insurer net profits of $135.3mn, up from $115.6mn in the first quarter of 2011.
  • QBE is on an aggressive drive to grow its portfolio of US property business in an "exclusive" deal with Aon to write primary cat layers for the broker's clients.
  • Property & Casualty (re)insurance stocks fell sharply on Monday as the fallout from political events in core Eurozone economies and data on the continent's economies sapped further life out of the nascent equity market rally.
  • Shareholder proxy firm ISS is once again wielding its power by advising stockholders in Tower Group to vote against the US insurer's executive compensation plan at its upcoming 3 May annual meeting.
  • London-quoted insurance services provider and run-off investor Tawa completed its acquisition of Hamburger Internationale Rück (HIR) last week after receiving the necessary regulatory approvals.
  • Randall and Quilter (R&Q) has denied a reinsurance liability linked to its 2006 acquisition of R&Q Re - formerly known as Brandywine - from P&C insurance giant Ace and said the ongoing dispute is likely to intensify.
  • The trustee liquidating failed brokerage MF Global has announced plans to pursue a lawsuit over a dispute with the firm's UK division over the rights to $700mn of customer funds.
  • The share price of Randall & Quilter (R&Q) weakened after the firm's full-year results release last week contained a technical loss of £4.7mn, which was due to a previously announced £13.5mn goodwill impairment.
  • Hartford has been ordered to credit $24mn back to 300,000 accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) policyholders in New York following a settlement with state regulator the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS).