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  • Shares in London market back office provider Xchanging more than halved in value today (9 February), after the UK outsourcing firm posted a profits warning and its founding CEO David Andrews stepped down.
  • The UK insurance industry must increase its lobbying efforts in the European Union as domestic influence becomes less relevant, according to the head of the UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) Hector Sants
  • Bermudian reinsurer Platinum Underwriters has reported a $17.7mn fourth-quarter net loss on cat losses of $78.1mn, led by the New Zealand earthquake and a $9.9mn charge from Australian floods
  • American International Group's (AIG) property and casualty (re)insurer Chartis has said that it will add $4.1bn to its loss reserves to protect against adverse development in long-tail casualty classes
  • The UK insurance industry took a £1.4bn hit from the freezing weather that brought the nation's economy to a stand-still for much of December - twice the amount it paid out for the previous winter
  • XL Group reported a $23mn fourth quarter loss on Australian flooding but still posted a quarterly profit of $188mn, turning around the $40mn loss reported in the same period of 2009
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Alterra reported a 23 percent rise in full-year net income to $302.3mn as its merger last May helped to boost premium income in 2010
  • The founding CEO of Xchanging David Andrews has resigned with immediate effect, sending the firm's shares into freefall this morning (9 February).
  • Bermudian powerhouse Axis Capital has held up robust fourth-quarter net profits as its full-year net income almost doubled on strong realised gains on its investment portfolio.
  • Significant reserve releases from prior-year loss events contributed to RenaissanceRe's market-beating fourth-quarter combined ratio figures.