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  • Arthur J Gallagher & Co (AJG) has bolstered its presence in the energy markets with the agreement to acquire a 38.5 percent stake in Jamaican-headquartered intermediary CGM Group (CGM).
  • US insurance group American Finance Group Inc (AFG) has bought a majority interest in Lloyd's insurer Marketform Group Ltd, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • Aon Corp is selling its US property and casualty arm Combined Insurance Co to ACE Ltd for $2.4bn and has committed to returning all the proceeds to its shareholders.
  • AM Best bolstered its London operations with the hiring of Lloyd's head of capital and broker relationships, Nick Charteris-Black.
  • Standard & Poor's (S&P) has upgraded ratings on Renaissance Reinsurance Ltd from A+ to AA- as it praised the company's parent for holding onto its competitive position in the property cat market following the departure of senior management in 2005.
  • Non-life insurance stocks contain some risk, but more reward despite exposure to the sub-prime crisis and the downward pressure on rates, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P) analyst Tony Silverman.
  • Marsh UK is expected to decide before year end on how it will deal with its embedded legacy burden, the broker has confirmed.
  • With Kiln plc set to become the sixth Lloyd’s insurer snapped up this year after its board approved a £442.2mn offer from Japan's Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co (TMNF), attention has already turned to who the next target in the sector will be.
  • Questions over Bermudian reinsurer XL Capital's exposure to the sub-prime debacle continue to dog the firm as it mulls a rescue for monoline bond insurer Security Capital Assurance (SCA).
  • Anxious investors are awaiting the release of fourth quarter results from a number of banking groups this week, with concern mounting over the size of sub-prime related losses yet to come to light in the banking system.