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  • The industry is effectively two-thirds of the way though the worst of the North Atlantic hurricane season, provoking a leading (re)insurance analyst to suggest the prospect of better-than-expected earnings this year.
  • The Hartford Financial Services Group has hired former American International Group (AIG) senior executive Stephen Whelan to replenish its recently raided financial products division, along with 18 other new appointments, The Insurance Insider has learned
  • The $130mn settlement that Willis Group made with CNA on the 11 September effectively ends another chapter in the internecine conflict...
  • Scottish judge Lord Glennie's comments on the fundamental issue of fairness effectively halted the Scottish Lion solvent scheme of arrangement and could block progress on schemes currently in the pipeline.
  • Nick Jones, the former head of Heritage’s worldwide property division and lead underwriter of the (re)insurer's Lloyd's Syndicate 1200, is to rejoin the Lloyd's market as the active underwriter of a new Syndicate 1969, The Insurance Insider has learned
  • Shipley to head Equitas; Torus builds out construction team; Housley leaves Axis; WR Berkley establishes oil and gas specialty unit; Marsh extends Duperreault contract
  • Markel announces $350mn debt offering; QBE acquires Cigna portfolio; JLT partners with Beazley on E&O programme...
  • Marsh has acquired International Advisory Services (IAS) - Bermuda's largest independent manager of captive and third party insurance companies - adding over 150 captives to its portfolio.
  • Run-off (re)insurer Alea Group has amalgamated its European and Bermudian subsidiaries and redomiciled Alea Europe from Switzerland into Bermuda.
  • Eighty-one percent of UK insurance executives think that if the UK government fails to improve tax competitiveness there will be a drop in the number of insurance firms based in Britain.