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  • Hannover Re is braced for a challenging retro renewal as it approaches capacity providers for at least EUR450mn of 2012 cover this month.
  • The combination of excess capacity and a benign loss experience during 2011 is continuing to make the airline insurance sector a buyers' market, according to global broker Willis.
  • Further evidence that US P&C (re)insurers' well of redundant reserves is running dry emerged in Q3 financials, hampering their ability to offset loss-struck accident-year results by tapping prior-year periods and adding to pressure for higher rates.
  • Lloyd's CEO Richard Ward has said the insurance industry should unite to overhaul broker remuneration by throwing out traditional brokerage in favour of fees payable by the client.
  • As UK motor insurer Admiral licks its wounds after a share price collapse followed a shock profits warning last week, there have been warnings that the industry has yet to fully solve the problems caused by fraudulent claims and bodily injury claims inflation.
  • Allstate Corp's debt-funded $1bn share buyback programme met with a critical response from the investor community last week, as ratings agencies continued to revise their outlook on the company to negative.
  • The big four European reinsurers reported steady though differing third quarter results as modest cat losses in the sector allowed the foursome to recover ground lost during H1.
  • After the heavy cat losses of 2010-11, Omega has warned that the non-aligned Lloyd's syndicate through which it writes the vast majority of its business is likely to incur a loss for the 2011 year of account.
  • Transatlantic Re's stated third quarter book value might effectively understate the true value by up to 7.5 percent due to the effects of a dispute between the US-based reinsurer and former parent American International Group (AIG), The Insurance Insider understands.
  • Novae gave its shareholders hope that it could rescue a positive underwriting return for 2011 by announcing that its year-to-date loss ratio had come in by 6 percent on the back of its third quarter result.