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  • After record first quarter large-risk losses of over $6bn, (re)insurers have been hit with second quarter catastrophe losses of at least $6.25bn, the worst for 20 years, The Insurance Insider has learnt...
  • Atlanta-based Troutman Sanders is planning a move into the London insurance market following the firm's merger with US insurance boutique Ross Dixon & Bell.
  • Shares in XL Capital slumped to below $20 in early July as three of the four major rating agencies warned they may downgrade the Bermudian (re)insurer as a result of exposure to doomed bond insurer Security Capital Assurance (SCA).
  • Insurance Australia Group (IAG) will announce a major restructure on 9 July that is likely to see large chunks of its UK operations put up for sale.
  • The bond fraud case successfully brought by Markel International and QBE against executives of Surety Guarantee Consultants Ltd (SGC) and a former Templeton Insurance director has been referred to the City of London fraud squad.
  • Speculation over a tie-up between Chicago neighbours Aon Corp and Arthur J. Gallagher & Co has been rife since Willis threw down the M&A gauntlet with its proposed $2.1bn acquisition of US retail broker Hilb Rogal & Hobbs.
  • The energy market, which saw the arrival of new capacity in the form of Ironshore-backed Anemos in May and First Reserve-backed Torus last month, is reeling following a depressing second quarter claims experience.
  • Pricing and trading in the industry loss warranty (ILW) market has boomed with the start of the US wind season in June.
  • Novae Group is in talks with the Bermudian run-off firm Catalina Holdings and the Soros-backed Lloyd's reinsurer RITC Syndicate Management about acquiring the firm's legacy liabilities.
  • Lloyd's is considering charging North American property & casualty underwriters a levy to retain four loss adjusters throughout the hurricane season, The Insurance Insider has learnt.