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  • The withdrawal of capacity, a plethora of reinsurance disputes and departing corporate capital has left a vast number of open syndicates. Laptop analyses what went wrong The proposed Lloyd’s franchise reforms are partly justified as a way of preventing
  • Concord Re, the $730mn sidecar established by American International Group's (AIG) subsidiary Lexington Insurance Company in 2006, has been non-renewed for 2008, as predicted by The Insurance Insider last year.
  • 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.
  • Canada Life, one of the leading Canadian life insurers, has taken a provision of $70mn, net of tax, related to expected claims arising from the September 11 terror attacks. The company's gross exposure to Sept. 11 claims are estimated at $606mn. This prov
  • AXIS Capital's newly launched US admitted property and casualty (P&C) insurer has been rated A by Standard & Poor's (S&P).
  • Insurance specialists Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP (EAPD) and London-based Kendall Freeman have completed their merger, a deal that was first predicted by The Insurance Insider.
  • Lloyd's finance director Andrew Moss surprised observers on 29 January when he resigned to become the Group finance director of UK insurer Aviva plc.
  • Argo Group is estimating net losses of between $30mn and $35mn from the US tornadoes in April and May
  • The extent of US regulatory interest into ACE Ltd was laid bare last week when the insurance group revealed it had handed over information on over a 100 different contracts.
  • Fast growing post-9/11 start-up Endurance last Wednesday (16 February) reported 2004 profits well up on the previous year as it shrugged off the impact of the season's catastrophe losses.