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  • The tornadoes that raged across the southern US and Midwest last month could cost more than $5bn, with some senior figures privately calculating the figure could be closer to $8bn-$10bn.
  • Concerns over major contingent business interruption (CBI) claims emerging from the 11 March Japan disaster are growing as a host of well-known names including Ford, Apple and General Motors have put their insurers on notice of possible claims, The Insurance Insider has learned.
  • Towergate looks beyond 2010 losses; JLT Re hire; Lightyear withdraws; RBSI cleans up; BMS launches Lloyd's MGA; Nelson next; JLT's Thistle de-headed; RSA upgraded; Hardy hire.
  • Liberty Mutual rescues Quinn Insurance; Green light for CEO; Generali's EUR16mn goodbye; Berkley upbeat...; ...And so is Munich Re; $100mn brand protector; Montpelier raises $150mn; Scor's $900mn life move; Jain's hagiography; Japan giants' earnings fall; QBE leads $160mn floatel Jupiter loss
  • The triggering of a key 70bn yen layer exposes cat reinsurers to further losses as PartnerRe becomes first to publicly increase its estimates...
  • Deep-keeled boats in a tidal port all tend to face the same way - their bows pointing against the direction of the tidal flow.
  • Less than two months after completing the protracted £880mn ($1.4bn) Brit Insurance buy-out, the private equity consortium Apollo and CVC are reducing their exposures to the Lloyd's insurer, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • On the eve of another hurricane season, US cat reinsurers are now widely expected to enjoy typical rate increases of around 10 percent on their mid-year renewal programmes as the scale of recent catastrophe losses, changes to the RMS model and falling reserve releases make their mark on the psychology of capacity providers.
  • PXRe, a subsidiary of run-off investor and insurance service provider Tawa, has received approval from the Connecticut Insurance Department to withdraw $22.8mn in the form of a cash dividend to its immediate parent WT Holdings, Inc.
  • London-listed (re)insurer Lancashire continued to outperform its peers by delivering a combined ratio of 97.4 percent amid catastrophe losses that have dragged most of its Bermudian rivals to a first quarter loss