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  • Reinsurers wishing to utilise solvent schemes of arrangement involving US cedants have been dealt a blow by a provision in the proposed framework setting collateral requirements for non-US entities.
  • US private equity firm Apollo, in partnership with BC Partners, is poised to lodge a formal bid later this month to acquire a majority stake in Royal Bank of Scotland's up-for-sale insurance units, after a month of exclusive talks.
  • Insurance-linked investment fund Clariden Leu is launching a specialist industry loss warranty (ILW) fund for 2009, seeking to capitalise on a retro capacity crunch.
  • The Lockton family and private equity firm Stone Point Capital have injected fresh capital into Lockton International, the London-headquartered broker acquired in 2006, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • As stock market indices around the globe recorded the worst calendar year declines in their histories, spreads widened to epic proportions and corporate bond values took a nosedive, major players in the US life (re)insurance market...
  • On top of the estimated $10-12bn of directors' and officers' (D&O) and errors and omissions (E&O) credit crunch-related losses, the embattled professional and management liability insurance sector is bracing itself...
  • The Lockton family and private equity firm Stone Point Capital have injected fresh capital into Lockton International, the London-headquartered broker acquired in 2006, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • The liquidated estate of US workers' compensation insurers Mission Insurance Companies yielded a further $121mn for policyholders, bringing the total amount distributed to approximately $1.5bn.
  • Belgian reinsurer Aviabel has agreed to pay its share of the EUR45mn helicopter crash claim by North Korea’s state insurance company that led to a long-running fraud dispute.
  • The record £5.25mn dished out to broker Aon Ltd earlier this month is part of a wider probe by UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) into the adequacy of anti-bribery systems and controls at brokers.