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  • Ruxley Ventures, the London-based boutique buyer of asbestos, pollution and health (APH) liabilities has said the minimum two-year delay to Solvency II will give European (re)insurers time to deal with old run-off and US APH liabilities.
  • Berkshire Hathaway is ready to take its shopping trolley to continental Europe to pick up discontinued insurance business, according to a key executive at the Warren Buffett-led firm.
  • Berkshire Hathaway is ready to take its shopping trolley to continental Europe to pick up discontinued insurance business, according to a key executive of the Warren Buffett-led firm.
  • Hugo Crawley's three-decade stay at independent broker BMS is at an end and he will join expansive broker TigerRisk when he is released from his contract.
  • Ruxley Ventures, the London-based boutique buyer of asbestos, pollution and health (APH) liabilities, has repeated warnings of an impending asbestos casualty crisis
  • Hardy has announced its first senior hires since it was bought by US insurer CNA last year, with the Lloyd's (re)insurer bolstering its senior management team with four new hires.
  • All of the claims from direct policyholders relating to the winding up of Highlands UK (HUK) have been agreed and will be paid in full, according to joint administrator of Highlands UK PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
  • Stalled legislation needed to implement Solvency II could undermine the main goals of the regime, said European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa) chairman Gabriel Bernardino
  • An increasing regulatory burden is the biggest threat to the (re)insurance industry, according to a new poll of international (re)insurers
  • General insurers rediscovered their optimism in the second quarter of 2010 despite declining profitability, according to the latest survey of the UK financial services sector from business lobby group the CBI and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).