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  • The legal dispute over potential proceeds from directors' and officers' (D&O) cover bought by the collapsed Stanford Financial Group (SFG) has deepened, with a number of its former executives joining the fray.
  • Swiss Re will stop writing property and casualty (P&C) facultative business from London later this year, The Insurance Insider's sister publication Inside Fac revealed last week.
  • Nearly five years after the former New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer sent shockwaves through the US property and casualty (P&C) industry, US regulators are considering easing the restrictions that prevent the global brokers from charging contingent-
  • With little in the way of underlying growth prospects or catastrophe losses to report, reserve releases and a partial reversal of investment losses are likely to dominate Q2 figures as the US and Bermudian earnings season begins in earnest this week.
  • Bermudian Arch Capital followed its compatriot Platinum Underwriters in booking a solid set of Q2 figures as its bottom line benefitted from improving investment conditions and healthy reserve releases.
  • IPC Holdings has reported bumper Q2 net income of $173.9mn, compared to $47.5mn for the same period a year earlier as operating earnings stabilised and a net loss on investments of $50.9mn swung to a gain of $77.4mn.
  • London market broker RFIB Holdings has announced the appointment of Marshall King as CEO.
  • Platinum Underwriters Holdings kicked off the Bermudian Q2 reporting season with a solid set of figures that included a record $1.90 net income per share, as improving investment conditions and reserve releases boosted its results.
  • Scor has snapped up the US life reinsurance operations of XL Capital for total consideration of EUR31.7mn cash.
  • UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined London-based HSBC Insurance Brokers £700,000 for not having adequate systems and controls in place to protect its customers' confidential details from being lost or stolen.