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  • German financial services giant Allianz AG’s 2007 financial year results hit a historical high, with net income increasing 13.5 percent to EUR8bn accompanied by a proposed 45 percent dividend hike to EUR5.50 per share.
  • Republican Ron Reagan is set to introduce a bill tomorrow in Florida’s House of Representatives supporting proposals to scale back the state’s hurricane fund, potentially handing $3bn of limits back to the private reinsurance market.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Montpelier Re Holdings Ltd announced increased 2007 profits despite the expense of rolling out new platforms.
  • Reinsurance intermediary Benfield Group is facing a near “perfect storm” of negative issues that are unlikely to dissipate in the near future, according to a research note by Panmure Gordon & Co analyst Barrie Cornes.
  • Munich Re beat its increased profit projections for 2007 as it booked a consolidated result of EUR3.9bn for the year, up 11.9 percent on 2006.
  • The London market has moved closer to eliminating paper from premium processing as the Market Reform Group (MRG) announced today (19 February).
  • Market veteran John Charman has signed a five-year deal that will see him continue to head up Bermuda-based AXIS Capital Holdings Limited, the company he founded.
  • The acquisition of Caribbean property insurer Island Heritage boosted the premium income of "Class of 2005" reinsurer Flagstone Re, which rose 91 percent last year, it revealed in its 2007 results yesterday (18 February).
  • The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned that tougher planning controls are needed if flood insurance is to remain widely available for new homes in the UK.
  • The number of sub-prime related cases filed in federal courts is dramatically outpacing the savings-and-loan (S&L) litigation of the early 1990s, according to a recent study.