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  • Reinsurance industry has poor track record in M&A
    But bigger is not necessarily better as competitors look to move in… In a press conference last Friday (18 November), Swiss Re’s incoming CEO Jacques Aigrain highlighted the “remarkable fit” between his company and the (re)insurance operations of GE.
    21 November 2005
  • Rating agencies react to Swiss Re GE acquisition
    If Swiss Re successfully completes its acquisition of GE’s (re)insurance operations next year, it seems likely it will come at a price, after the four leading rating agencies announced they may downgrade the reinsurance giant.
    21 November 2005
  • Hurricanes to push Wellington into an underwriting loss
    The burden from this year’s US storms will push quoted Lloyd’s insurer Wellington Underwriting plc into an underwriting loss for the year, the company revealed last week. According to the insurer – which underwrites through Lloyd’s Syndicate 2020...
    21 November 2005
  • ARC Congress set for March
    The Association of Run-Off Companies (ARC) will hold their 7th Annual Congress themed “Whose market is it anyway?” on 7-8 March 2006. The conference will be held in London and aims to bring together professionals from all fields that are involved in...
    21 November 2005
  • Premiums decline in London
    Gross premiums fell by 15 percent in the London market during 2004, reversing five years of rises. A report into insurance by International Financial Services London recorded gross premiums of £21.7bn for last year with Lloyd’s producing 54 percent...
    21 November 2005
  • Aon considers offloading underwriting business
    US broker Aon has announced that it will be exploring alternatives for its property and casualty underwriting business Combined Insurance Co as it continues to restructure. Aon, and rival brokers Marsh and Willis, have been forced to look at means...
    21 November 2005
  • HCC sells shares in capital raising
    HCC Insurance Holdings became the latest insurer to raise capital in the post-storms environment when it announced last week that it had agreed to sell 4,687,500 of common stock shares to Citigroup. The Houston headquartered insurance group also...
    21 November 2005
  • Monrad resigns from TIAA-CREF
    Elizabeth Monrad, the former chief financial officer of General Re, has as resigned her role as CFO at New York-based financial services organisation TIAA-CREF. After receiving a Wells Notice on May 10 Monrad took a leave of absence in May “to...
    21 November 2005
  • Q3 profits down at AIG
    American International Group (AIG) reported a 36.1 percent drop in income when it announced its restated third quarter results on 14 November. Net income was down to $1.71bn, or $0.65 per diluted share, during the quarter from $2.68bn, or $1.02 per...
    21 November 2005
  • Upbeat Amlin faces $52mn Wilma bill
    Lloyd’s insurer Amlin plc revealed it expects a $52mn bill from Hurricane Wilma but cheered shareholders with an increased profit forecast on its 2003 trading year. In a trading statement to the London Stock Exchange this morning (21 November), the...
    21 November 2005
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