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  • In a further twist of the sub-prime knife, ratings agency Fitch has placed the world’s second largest monoline bond insurer, Ambac Assurance Corp on Rating Watch Negative.
  • Germany’s Hannover Re received a boost last week with the news that ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has upped its outlook on the reinsurer from negative to stable to reflect its improved reinsurance recoverables position.
  • Nigel Malcolm has joined Chaucer Syndicates to underwrite the institutional healthcare account for Chaucer Syndicate 1084 Specialist Lines Division.
  • The California Insurance Commission has confirmed that losses from the California wildfires could exceed $3bn.
  • Specialist Lloyd’s insurer Hardy Underwriting has announced its syndicate results for 2003 and forecasts for the coming year.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Montpelier Re has appointed two former ACE staff to senior management positions, it announced on 26 January. William Pollett will become treasurer and senior vice president at Montpelier at the beginning of February.
  • Ballantyne McKean & Sullivan has put up a tough fight to successfully rebut Lloyd's charges of discreditable conduct in relation to the administration of a South African account.
  • For the first time the prospect of people power has emerged at Lloyd’s following the proposed merger of Sedgwick Oakwood with Hampden; and Christie Brockbank Shipton(CBS) with the Amlin Members’ Agency. There are now 17 syndicates trading at Lloyd’s wh
  • Lloyd's insurers Beazley Group plc and Hiscox Ltd disclosed moderate share buybacks last week, continuing the trend in the (re)insurance sector for the repatriation of capital to shareholders.
  • Bermudian giant ACE impressed analysts with a record set of results last Thursday (5 February, 2004), earning $1.4bn in 2003, equivalent to $4.93 per share, and up from $77mn or 19 cents per share the previous year, which was hit by a $354mn fourth quarte