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  • American International Group (AIG)'s general P&C business, Chartis, reported a healthy $955mn in operating income for the second quarter and a combined ratio that fell from 102 percent to 98.2 percent.
  • Bermudian (re)insurer Validus regained traction in the second quarter, returning a positive result after taking a heavy $306mn hit in the first three months on the Chilean earthquake and other cat losses.
  • Catlin Group's first half profits fell by $154mn year-on-year to $86mn after being hit with $180mn in combined estimated losses from the Chilean earthquake and Deepwater Horizon catastrophes.
  • Ex-Besso broker Timothy Barker has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for inflating performance figures to boost his bonuses.
  • UK insurer RSA has disclosed a £1.2bn gross loss on the Chilean earthquake disaster as part of its first-half results released today (5 August).
  • Bermuda-domiciled Hardy Underwriting defied market fears of a loss to eke out a £0.8mn pre-tax profit in H1 despite bruising catastrophe losses in Chile and Australia.
  • Listed Lloyd's insurer Novae Group continued to rebuild profits in the first half of 2010 after a difficult 2009, despite the high catastrophe toll of the past six months.
  • Allstate bucked the general P&C earnings trend with a 48.5 percent uptick in Q2 operating earnings to $441mn, although net profits fell on realised capital losses.
  • PartnerRe came in below analysts' consensus estimates as it booked operating profits of $151.5mn for the second quarter, down from $179.3mn in the prior-year period.
  • The Hartford Financial Group turned a prior-year $15mn net loss into net income of $76mn during Q2, but higher-than-expected catastrophe losses and an $110mn asbestos charge contributed to a slump in underlying profits.