Underwriting & Pricing
AXIS Capital’s Q4 Is a Money-Loser; CEO Benchimol Blames Catastrophes, Ogden Rate Change
AXIS Capital Holdings rounded out 2017 with a money-losing quarter, but the Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer blamed more than just "significant" catastrophe losses. AXIS reported a 2017 fourth ...
AIG Reports $6.7B Loss Attributed to Catastrophes and Tax Reform
American International Group Inc posted a $6.7 billion fourth-quarter loss on Thursday as the U.S. insurer booked a big charge related to U.S. tax reform and losses from global catastrophes. ...
Aspen CEO O’Kane: Insurance Division ‘The Source of Considerable Poor Performance’
Aspen Insurance Holdings lost nearly $185 million in the 2017 fourth quarter, or $3.25 per diluted share. The struggling Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer also saw its consolidated combined ratio ...
Sapiens Boosts North American Market Share With Adaptik Acquisition
Sapiens International Corp. has agreed to snatch up Adaptik, a rival insurance software company focused on policy administration and billing. The move is expected to help the Israeli company boost ...
Indio Technologies Pulls in $6M for Digital Commercial Insurance Broker Platform Expansion
Indio Technologies raised $6 million in new venture financing, money that will help expand the capabilities and use of its digital commercial insurance platform for brokers. The Series A financing ...
The Act of Automation: Proven Technologies Streamline Reconciliation and Reduce Risk
As InsurTech makes slow but steady inroads in the insurance industry, the focus is now on cutting inefficiencies and streamlining workflows—things that can be done today with proven technologies ...
W.R. Berkley Net Income Rises in Q4, but Net Premiums Written, Investment Income Dips
W.R. Berkley Corp. saw its year-over-year net premiums written and investment income dip in the fourth quarter, but net income rose compared to the year before. Net income hit about $155 million for ...
Chubb Soars in 2017 Despite Catastrophe Cost Challenges
Chubb ended 2017 in relatively solid shape, challenged by wildfire-related catastrophe costs but buttressed by a one-time gain from the Trump tax cuts. The insurer booked $1.5 billion in net income, ...