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After a harsh winter that has run into early April, anyone living in the Northeast of the US will be familiar with the old adage "one swallow does not a summer make".
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US commercial property insurance rate increases are already calming as the initial reaction from underwriters to record 2017 cat losses is tempered by the realities of a well-capitalised P&C industry, according to Willis Towers Watson.
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Low catastrophe losses and an improving rate environment should bolster P&C (re)insurers' Q1 earnings, analysts said in recent sector previews, while share prices continue to be buoyed by M&A activity.
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MS Amlin is a name which currently looms large in the minds of Lloyd's underwriters.
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The P&C insurance market is showing signs of a hardening pricing environment, but insurers are not taking a long-term view when considering rate increases at renewal, Chubb chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg said.
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How such an eventful catastrophe year as 2017 could fail to dramatically affect pricing in a positive way seems to have surprised, and disappointed, many underwriting executives at Lloyd's syndicates.
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Property reinsurance rates remained broadly flat on loss-free accounts at the 1 April renewals, according to a Willis Re report.
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Property reinsurance rates remained broadly flat on loss-free accounts at the 1 April renewals, according to a Willis Re report released today.
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The price per $1mn of directors' and officers' coverage fell 8.3 percent last year, according to Aon Risk Solutions.
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Lloyd's accident year ex-cat loss ratio jumped by 5.6 points, year on year, to 58.9 percent for 2017, as the full effect of a prolonged soft market was laid bare.
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Florida homeowners' carrier Anchor Insurance Holdings has bolstered the surplus of its operating subsidiaries, raising at least $17.14mn in the last four months, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Shipowners with loss-free accounts have received low-single-digit rate decreases on protection and indemnity cover at general renewals for the 2018/19 policy year.
