Reinsurance
Post-Brexit Warning: Lloyd’s Chairman Says UK Risks Losing Insurers
Lloyd's of London and other insurers will be forced to move part of their businesses to the European Union if they fail to access the single market following Britain's decision in June to leave the ...
Flash Estimate: Hermine Insurance Losses Likely $0.5B
Offering the first damage estimates to insurance editors for Hurricane Hermine on Friday afternoon, Karen Clark & Company (KCC) released a statement projecting insured losses approaching $500 ...
Executives On The Move at Everest Re and W.R. Berkley Corp.
A former PartnerRe exec is joining Everest Re, with plans to head Casualty Underwriting in its Zurich office. W.R. Berkley Corp. gave one of its longtime executives an additional leadership role. *** ...
H1 Catastrophe Losses Are High, and Texas Endured Many of Them
Weather catastrophe activity slammed into 39 states during the 2016 first half. But in a six-month period where insured losses rose well above typical levels, Texas was by far the worst hit, ...
‘Manageable’ Losses Predicted From Hurricane Hermine
Hurricane Hermine, which is poised to land in Florida Friday, may result in "manageable" losses for the insurance industry, according to Keefe Bruyette & Woods analyst Meyer Shields. The storm is ...
EU Passporting Could Be Crucial for Lloyd’s Market Position in Post-Brexit World
The UK's exit from the European Union, or "Brexit," could lead to a loss of business for Lloyd's of London unless the UK government is able to negotiate passporting arrangements to maintain access to ...
XL Catlin Vets to Launch Sompo Canopius U.S. Ocean Marine Business
Sompo Canopius AG is diving into the U.S. ocean marine business. The global specialty insurer and reinsurer, which is wholly-owned by Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc., calls this a "significant ...
Cat Bond Payments Match Traditional Reinsurers on Reliability Scale: S&P
Some traditional reinsurers have asserted that catastrophe bonds are unreliable in terms of paying claims after major events. A new Standard & Poor's article rebukes that idea. "We have explored ...