Carrier
Allianz buys Aviva’s Italian P&C unit as part of two-pron...
by Samuel Casey | March 4, 2021
CNP Assurances acquires the UK carrier’s life business in the market.
Scor builds D&O team with ex-Axa XL Litchfield
by Samuel Casey | March 3, 2021
The carrier is one of a number of players to have entered the D&O market as pricing continues to grow.
Beazley’s Cox ‘natural successor’ to Horton: Analysts
by Rachel Dalton | March 3, 2021
Peel Hunt and Jefferies analysts are reassured by calibre of the outgoing CEO’s internal replacement.
Atrium: ‘This is the most ambitious growth plan we have e...
by Catrin Shi | March 2, 2021
CEO Richard Harries and active underwriter Toby Drysdale outline the carrier’s ambitions as it leans into the pricing cycle.
After almost a decade of missteps and setbacks, could QBE...
by Laura Board | March 1, 2021
Rate growth well above claims inflation and extensive reserving lifts confidence the carrier may have finally turned the corner.
Sirius 2020 loss widens more than eightfold to $295mn
by Samuel Casey | February 26, 2021
Foreign exchange losses and a decline in investment income compound an underwriting deterioration.
Beazley launches digital business to spearhead tech trans...
by Rachel Dalton | February 26, 2021
The carrier has responded to a growth in demand for e-trading solutions in the past year.
Opinion: Axa XL’s mammoth ADC – Another tick on the turna...
by Catrin Shi | February 26, 2021
In securing the Enstar ADC, Axa XL has drawn a line in the sand and signalled a fresh start to investors.
Munich Re reveals rationale behind 10.9% top line growth
by Rachel Dalton | February 25, 2021
The carrier is “very optimistic” on Japanese and US renewals this year, and outlined plans for growth in various lines and regions.
Munich Re Q4 P&C re earnings recover due to benign loss q...
by Rachel Dalton | February 25, 2021
The carrier revealed 10.9% premium volume growth at 1.1.
London cyber market heading for ‘multi-year correction’ i...
by Catrin Shi and John Hewitt Jones | February 11, 2021
The majority of London underwriters said they expected rates across their cyber book would be up 30% for the year.
Lancashire shares close down 7% on attritional loss worries
by Anna Sagar | February 10, 2021
The carrier predicts $40mn to $60mn of GWP this year from new lines of business.
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