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  • Argo Managing Agency has revised its 2011 syndicate business forecast (SBF) to Lloyd's for its Syndicate 1200
  • Jim Summers, who resigned earlier this week as CEO of Cooper Gay's UK business, is bound for reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • UK personal lines giant Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance's (RBSI) results improved in the third quarter, but the division still posted a £33mn operating loss and a combined ratio of 110.2 percent.
  • Jim Summers, who resigned earlier this week as CEO of Cooper Gay's UK business, is bound for reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • French-headquartered reinsurer Scor reported an 18 percent year-on-year rise in third-quarter net income to EUR111mn, as it benefited from "very strong" technical results with a non-life combined ratio of 94.9 percent.
  • Allied World Assurance Company booked record net profits for the third quarter of $254.5mn, up from $200.6mn in the prior-year period, as its bottom line benefited from strong realised investment gains.  
  • Validus Holdings has unveiled a series of share buybacks that effectively return over $900mn to investors, offering further evidence of the lack of underwriting opportunities for excess capital in the (re)insurance sector.
  • Lloyd's has announced that it will open a representative office in Russia next year.
  • Swiss Re will give investors a clear signal of any share buyback, dividend or acquisition plans for excess capital by the end of the year, executives said in a conference call today after the company released its Q3 results.
  • The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has filed a lawsuit in Illinois against Heritage Community Bank, fanning expectations that it will pursue executives of more than 300 small banks that have failed since 2008.