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  • 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).
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has been appointed to advise on plans for a multi-billion pound corporate restructuring at Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance (RBSI) as it prepares to consolidate and transfer liabilities ahead of a Europe Commission imposed sale.
  • The slump in RSA's share price since it issued two profit warnings last month has made the UK general insurer more palatable to acquirers, but a sale of assets would be a more likely scenario as the company seeks to protect its dividend. We look at the group's options and the likely protagonists...
  • This year would typically be a natural time for the initial private equity sponsors of the "class of 2005" start-up Bermudians and those remaining in the "class of 2001" to look to exit, according to accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
  • The European Insurance and Occupation Pensions Authority (Eiopa) has raised the threshold for (re)insurers reporting under its financial stability mandate to include firms with EUR12bn of assets on their Solvency II balance sheet.
  • A day after a flurry of Bermudian and US specialty insurers posted Wall Street-beating earnings, the UK-listed Beazley Group demonstrated it was equal to the task with strong 2012 results
  • The size of the continental European run-off market swelled to an estimated EUR205bn in 2009, compared to EUR196bn in 2008.
  • Insurers' consistent profitability through the financial crisis means the industry is now paying more corporation tax than the banking sector, according to UK tax experts.
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  • Minster Insurance, the solvent scheme of arrangement sanctioned in the UK in March, has been granted Chapter 15 relief that prevents legal action against the scheme by US policyholders, The Insurance Insider understands.