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  • Marketform Group - the Lloyd's insurer majority owned by American Financial Group - is writing five new classes of business as it continues to evolve from its roots as a medical malpractice underwriter.
  • A shortlist of bidders are now competing to purchase Danish reinsurer Copenhagen Re, The Insurance Insider can reveal...
  • The controversial 2005 deal which saw the UK government pension protection fund (PPF) take a ten percent equity share in Heath Lambert in return for rescuing the UK broker from its crippling £210mn pension fund deficit has still to be ratified...
  • The next few weeks are pivotal for the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) offshore energy market; alongside estimates that up to half of companies are still to renew their wind insurance cover, further self-insurance is a serious threat...
  • The long-running dispute between rival London Market brokers BMS Group and CJ Coleman (CJC), which The Insurance Insider revealed had erupted again in early April, is set for a three-day trial on 2 June.
  • US regulation: State vs Federal debate heats up; US collateral reform latest; Insurers face US-style class actions in the EU
  • Bermuda-based run-off manager Enstar reported net earnings of $11.5mn for the first three months of 2009 - a picture of relative stability set against the $11.7mn it earned in the first quarter of 2008.
  • Prices for run-off portfolios will fall, predicts Randall and Quilter (R&Q)'s Ken Randall, as the "hot money" that sparked a frenzy among buyers for legacy businesses begins to evaporate amid the economic turmoil.
  • Former Lloyd's Names should consider returning to the Lloyd's market and earning back some of the losses they may have suffered in the 1990s and in 2000-2001.
  • Insurance-linked securities (ILS) demonstrated a more-than 60 percent long term correlation to the S&P500 index in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse last year, despite the sector purporting low or no correlation to the wider financial markets.