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  • Bermudian giant ACE has announced a solid set of third quarter results, returning earnings per share (EPS) of $1.04, almost double the same period last year and topping analysts’ projections by 2 cents.
  • The downward ratings migration of major reinsurers continued last week with the AM Best reduction of Hannover Re’s financial strength rating to A from A+.
  • PICC raises $693mn in IPO PICC Property and Casualty Co Ltd, China’s largest property insurer, successfully raised $693mn in a Hong Kong IPO last week.
  • Despite the clement underwriting conditions, Canadian insurance combine Fairfax Financial Holdings returned to loss in the third quarter after failing to realise any meaningful investment gains.
  • Chubb Corp posted a Q3 profit last week, reversing last year’s loss for the same quarter driven by asbestos reserve strengthening.
  • The share price of Lloyd’s insurer Wellington Underwriting is undervalued by at least 20 percent because it fails to take account of the imminent Aspen IPO, claims London stockbrokers Altium Capital.
  • Former Morgan Stanley analyst Alice Schroeder has called for underwriters to take more responsibility for their actions and for a return to sound principles of underwriting to mitigate the effects of the cyclical market.
  • If a potential mediation fails, then February 2004 has been scheduled for the start of the World Trade Center dispute between the leaseholder, Silverstein Properties Inc, and various insurers led by Swiss Re.
  • The devastation reaped by the Californian brushfires will be spread throughout the US P&C sector, according to analysis by stockbrokers Collins Stewart.
  • MMC Group’s embattled fund company Putnam Investments saw the desertion of more of its clients last week following allegations of irregular trading.