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  • AXA has an optimistic outlook, such that “everything’s going its way” according to an analyst’s note on its 2005 revenue disclosure. After AXA reported 14 percent growth in its full year life new business by annual premium...
  • Bermudian Argo Group International Holdings Ltd's 154p a share cash offer to buy Heritage Underwriting Agency plc has been declared unconditional.
  • The world's largest insurer AIG yesterday (20 September) released its estimated catastrophe losses for the third-quarter, primarily due to Hurricane Katrina, of around $1.1bn post-tax.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Everest Re reported a 21-point deterioration in its combined ratio, to 108.4 percent for the final quarter of 2007, owing largely to the $311.2mn asbestos charge announced in January.
  • AIG has used the proceeds from its sale of MetLife stock to reduce its obligations to the US Treasury by a further $6.9bn, bringing the balance repaid in 2011 to $36bn.
  • Bermuda-headquartered (re)insurer Catlin Group Ltd reported an 8 percent increase in combined earnings to $462mn for 2007, on the back of the successful integration of acquired London (re)insurer Wellington Underwriting and growth in its US and internatio
  • Allianz has finally shed its under-performing banking unit Dresdner Bank for up to EUR9.8bn to German banking group Commerzbank.
  • Former American International Group (AIG) chief executive, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, is countersuing his former company through Starr International Company (SICO) in a growing dispute over control of a 12 percent stake in AIG worth nearly $20bn.
  • The European Union has launched its new insurance supervisory authority and will look to increase its staff within the next three years
  • Rating agency A.M. Best has placed the financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) of Gerling Global and its core subsidiaries under review with negative implications.