Specialty
AIG CEO Peter Hancock: ‘We Still Have a Long Way to Go’
In AIG CEO Peter Hancock's bid to reshape the struggling insurance giant and restore its fortunes, he exceeded (admittedly low) expectations, at least for the 2016 second quarter. But he also made an ...
Ironshore Unveils Coverage for Construction Project Owners
Ironshore has started marketing new coverage for construction project owners. The insurer's Specialty Casualty division will sell the insurance – dubbed Owners Protective Professional Indemnity. ...
Growth Move: Watford Specialty Snags National Assets of Admitted Carrier
Watford Specialty Insurance Company, a division of Watford Re, has acquired a once-dormant insurer with admitted insurance licenses across the country. Financial terms aren't being disclosed. The ...
Captive Insurers Have a Strong Place in the U.S. Market: A.M. Best
Captive insurance companies rated by A.M. Best ended 2015 in strong form, recording pretax operating income of $1.4 billion, a 13.5 percent increase over 2014, according to a new A.M. Best special ...
Axa, Europe’s 2nd-Biggest Insurer, Sees Property Sales Boost Profit
Axa, Europe's second-biggest insurer, reported a weaker than expected 4 percent rise in its first-half net profit, hit by lower investment returns, higher claims and despite a boost from real estate ...
AIG’s Commercial Combined Ratio Climbed to 102.1; Insurer Discloses $3B Buyback
American International Group Inc. said it will buy back $3 billion of stock after second-quarter profit climbed 6.3 percent, helped by asset sales. The insurer climbed in extended trading in New ...
The Latest Launches from Everest Insurance, ANV and More
Philadelphia Insurance Companies just started offering a cyber security liability endorsement. Everest Insurance launched a new group focused on the international needs of its business clients. A ...
Mutual Insurers Rebound (Slightly), Though Threats Remain: Swiss Re
Mutual insurance companies have gained back some of the global market share they lost due to demutualizations in recent years. Those gains are threatened, however, by new financial regulations, ...