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US and London after John Charman took over as chairman and...
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Kinsale shares up 16% after $106mn IPO
David BullShares in Kinsale Capital Group were trading up more than 16
percent on Nasdaq today after the US specialty insurer staged its
long-awaited IPO in a move first reported by The
Insurance Insider in December 2014.
The price was set last night at the top of the company's
$14-16 a share indicative range, equating to $105.6mn of primary
gross proceeds.
The excess and surplus lines (E&S) specialist, which
operates through its Kinsale Insurance Company subsidiary out of
Richmond,... -
Axis appoints programs chief
Axis has hired John Tatum to fill the newly-created role of
executive vice president and head of its program business in the
US, the Bermudian announced today.
Tatum will be responsible for all programs and binding
authorities for Axis' insurance business across the US
market.
Based across Chicago and Alpharetta in Georgia, the executive
will report to Carlton Maner, CEO of the carrier's US insurance
division.
Axis said Tatum had more than 25 years of experience in the
industry.
He... -
Biba and Ageas renew calls for telematics tax break after record motor premium hike
Young drivers should be given a tax break on their motor insurance if they take out a telematics policy. -
LMG says TOM will save carriers £223mn a year
The London Market Group (LMG) has claimed the target operating
model (TOM) will deliver £223mn a year in savings to the
carrier market.
Speaking at the launch of the Blueprint for the London TOM
today, Lloyd's director of operations and TOM sponsor Shirine
Khoury-Haq said once the plans are fully implemented the payback
for the operation will be over three full years of savings.
The LMG board member added the benefits exceeded original
calculations, but declined to give a total... -
Daniels returns to Marsh to grow Western US business
Marsh has appointed Andrew Daniels to lead its push in growing its
advisory and transactional services business in the western part of
the US.
Based in San Francisco, Marsh said Daniels would be responsible
for ensuring the "seamless" delivery of its products to
clients throughout the west.
The new recruit is returning to Marsh from Willis Towers Watson
where he spent the last eight years in various management roles,
most recently serving as North American sales leader and prior to... -
Wunelli selects Vodafone for telematics devices
Telematics provider Wunelli has chosen connected car services provider Vodafone Automotive as a supplier of hardware telematics devices and data. -
Enterprise liquidator tells policyholders to seek new cover due to claims uncertainty
The provisional liquidator of Gibraltar-based Enterprise Insurance Company has warned that it is uncertain the business has enough assets to pay claims. -
Marsh parent’s broking profit rises 7% in first half
The broking division of Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) made an operating profit of $1.03bn (£781m) in the first half of 2016, up 7% on the $960m it made in the same period last year. -
Enterprise liquidator advises policyholders to arrange new cover
The provisional liquidator of failed Gibraltar insurer Enterprise has advised policyholders to seek alternative cover. -
XL Catlin shares leap after Q2 earnings beat consensus
XL Catlin shares jumped more than 5 percent in early trading in New
York this morning after the carrier beat Wall Street expectations
in its second quarter results yesterday.
The shares were up 5.07 percent to $34.62 as of 3:30pm UK time
after the carrier posted earnings per share of $0.37, more than
double the analyst consensus of $0.16.
The results also disclosed a 57 percent year-on-year decline in
Q2 operating profits from $245.8mn to £106.4mn.
The quarter included $240.1mn... -
Reinsurance market bottoming out: Hendrick
XL Catlin reinsurance CEO Gregory Hendrick has said reinsurance
pricing is beginning to bottom out as rate declines slow down
across most lines and regions.
Speaking on a second quarter earnings call, Hendrick said rates
in the global catastrophe segment fell approximately 3 percent
during the quarter, compared to a fall of 8 percent in the same
period of last year.
Property treaty rates declined at a similar rate, while casualty
treaty markets remained broadly flat.
The executive added that... -
FSCS: Enterprise now in default
Scheme will pay claims that failed insurer is unable to -
No clarity over who will pay for ADAS recalibration
Thatcham Research has issued a new voluntary code of practice to provide clear guidance on the recalibration of car safety technology during the replacement or refit of windscreens. -
AXA fined by Irish Central Bank
Bank penalises AXA claims processes -
Supercover partners with Voyager on travel insurance
Insurer aims to provide mobile and gadget insurance products to brokers. -
Validus hopes for energy turn after $1bn+ Jubilee loss
Validus expects the Jubilee oil field loss to cause industry losses
of $1bn-$1.25bn and for rate increases to take place in the
beleaguered energy market.
The carrier stands to recover $44.2mn of its gross $59.4mn
Jubilee hit from a marine industry loss warranty cover, as its
retro programme insulated it from second quarter cat events.
The carrier also recouped $36.6mn of its $73.5mn Canadian
wildfire loss in the period.
However, CFO Jeff Sangster told this publication that outside
the energy... -
Guy Carpenter organic revenues rebound in Q2
Second quarter organic revenues at Guy Carpenter have rebounded to
growth of 3 percent year-on-year after the reinsurance broker
reported a fall in revenues in the same period a year earlier.
Organic revenues at Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC)'s
reinsurance broking arm increased by 3 percent to $285mn for the
second quarter.
This compared to a 2 percent decline in Q2 2015, when organic
revenues fell to $275mn after many years of consecutive growth.
MMC's insurance broker Marsh posted 2... -
Fosun suspends trading on possible deal announcement
Chinese conglomerate Fosun suspended trading of its shares today
(28 July), pending the release of "an announcement containing
inside information in relation to a possible notifiable
transaction."
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement said that trading in
Fosun shares and wholly owned subsidiary Logo Star Limited's
convertible bonds would be halted pending the release.
Earlier the Wall Street journal had reported that the group was
poised to acquire Indian drug company Gland Pharma Ltd in a -
UK P&I Club: ‘Can-test’ could cut deaths caused by cargo liquefaction
Protection and Indemnity insurance provider The UK P&I Club has called for members to use ‘can-test’ to help avoid loss of life arising from cargo liquefaction. -
JLT Re appoints Marsh exec as managing broker
JLT Re has appointed Pete Chandler as executive vice president and
managing broker, effective from 8 August.
Chandler joins the firm from Marsh, where he was leader for the
US western region. He has also previously held the role of chief
operating officer for Guy Carpenter in North America.
The new hire will be based in the San Francisco office and
report to Ed Hochberg, CEO of JLT Re in North America.
Ross Howard, JLT Re executive chairman, said: "... -
Forsea Life frontrunner in Asia Capital Re bid
China's Foresea Life Insurance Company is in advanced
discussions to buy Asia Capital Re (ACR), according to reports from
the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
Foresea Life is engaged in a $1bn war for the reinsurer where
all three of the leading bidders are backed by Chinese money, the
WSJ wrote, citing people familiar with the matter.
Other bidders include a consortium consisting of Fosun's
Peak Re, China Taiping Insurance Holdings and Hong Kong's Mason
Financial Holdings.
The Insurance Insiderreport -
Capsicum Re expands cyber team
Capsicum Re has hired a trio of cyber brokers to its London office,
the specialist reinsurance intermediary announced yesterday.
Patrick Bousfield, Jane Palmer and Alice O'Dwyer-Smith have
all joined the team, reporting to Ian Newman, a partner in the
London property and specialty division.
Bousfield joins from EC3 Brokers, where he specialised in
Canadian business development and SME and public entities cyber
business.
Prior to that he spent five years at independent Canadian broker
Beach & -
BHSI launches New Zealand cyber liability cover
Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Company (BHSI) has appointed
Ian Marshall to lead its new cyber liability product line in New
Zealand.
The carrier said the cover was aimed at the mid- to large-tier
market, and would include incident response services in partnership
with security software provider Symantec.
It will include protection against the business interruption and
third party liabilities a policyholder faces from a data breach,
rectification expenses and emergency response costs.
Ma -
Axis set on further third-party capital expansion
Axis Capital increased its reinsurance cessions in the second
quarter and has confirmed it is planning to expand its use of
third-party capital.
CEO Albert Benchimol said on an earnings call that as well as
considering further fundraising rounds for its total return
reinsurer Harrington Re - as indicated when the $600mn vehicle
launched - the carrier might look to raise other sources of capital
for different forms of risk.
According to records compiled by sister publication
Trading Risk, the... -
Axis hires Tatum from CNA
Axis Insurance has appointed John Tatum from CNA Financial
Corporation to head up its US programmes business.
As reported by sister publication Reactions yesterday,
Tatum has also been given the title of executive vice president and
will be responsible for Axis Insurance's binding authorities
and programmes business across the US.
He will be based in Chicago and Alpharetta, Georgia, and will
report to Axis Capital US CEO Carlton Maner.
Tatum was most recently senior vice president for CNA's
midd -
AIG adds Brexit cover to D&O policies
American International Group (AIG)'s UK arm has announced the
addition of Brexit-related residency and repatriation costs to its
directors' and officers' (D&O) policies.
The carrier said the coverage will apply to legal challenges in
the event of permanent residency applications being rejected
pre-Brexit and subsequent challenges to a repatriation order after
the UK has formally left the EU.
European citizens applying for permanent residency in the UK
prior to the exit will have their legal -
Standards could play key role in accelerating fintech and insurtech
Standards could play a key role in helping to strengthen and accelerate fintech’s development in the UK, research from BSI has suggested. -
Standards could play key role in accelerating fintech
Standards could play a key role in helping to strengthen and accelerate fintech’s development in the UK, research from BSI has suggested. -
Insurance Europe has doubts on services passport
Insurance Europe has questioned the ability of a services passport to ensure that a service provider is able to satisfy cross-border insurance obligations, in response to a European Commission consultation. -
Las Vegas fraudster pleads guilty to laundering £66,000 of dead mother's pension
A woman who pocketed £66,000 of her mother’s pension payments three years after she died has pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering. -
AIG launches D&O Brexit cover
New addition will cover legal costs associated with Brexit for EU citizens in the UK as well as for UK nationals living in EU membership countries. -
What is a principal firm?
Howard Pepper insists brokers should not be tarred with the FCA’s brush following the FCA publication of the thematic review into appointed representatives? -
XL outperforms despite 57% drop in operating profits
XL Group became the latest carrier to report significantly lower
second quarter operating earnings driven by preannounced
catastrophe losses.
The XL Catlin combine said operating profits were $106.4mn,
representing a 57 percent decline on the $245.8mn generated in Q2
2015.
But at 0.37 a share, the performance was well ahead of Wall
Street analysts' consensus of $0.16 a share.
Janney analyst Ryan Byrnes said he expected XL shares to have a
"positive bias" in trading tomorrow following the
outperf -
Fosun suspends trading on possible transaction
Chinese conglomerate Fosun suspended trading of its shares today,
pending the announcement of a "possible notifiable
transaction".
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement gave no further detail
on any pending deal.
Earlier this week, the firm filed an IPO prospectus for US
carrier Ironshore, clearing the way for the insurer to list this
autumn.
Fosun will continue as Ironshore's majority owner after the
business is floated on the New York Stock Exchange.
Fosun decided to launch an IPO for Iron -
Vehicle thefts up for first time in 20 years in London
The Metropolitan Police has seen the first rise in vehicle thefts in 20 years, a Home Office report has revealed. -
Vehicle thefts up for first time in 20 years
The Metropolitan Police has seen the first rise in vehicle thefts in 20 years, a Home Office report has revealed. -
AIG announces Brexit residency cover for executives
AIG is to cover legal challenges in the event of permanent residency applications being rejected pre Brexit, and the challenges to repatriation orders post Brexit, and part of its Directors' and Officers' policy. -
AIG UK launches Brexit insurance
Insurer AIG UK has launched a Brexit add-on to its directors’ and officers’ liability (D&O) coverage. -
Lloyds Banking Group insurance profit hit by weather claims in H1 2016
Lloyds Banking Group this morning reported that its general insurance business saw a 12.5% drop in general insurance ‘underlying profit’ for the first half of 2016 after reporting £168m in income (H1 2015:£192m). -
FCA probing former Quindell adviser Cenkos
Stockbroker Cenkos Securities has admitted that it is being investigated by the FCA following press reports that it faces a fine from the regulator over its work for insurance outsourcer Quindell. -
Storms drive up Lloyds Bank general insurance COR by 16 points
Lloyds Banking Group’s general insurance business experienced a 16 percentage point deterioration to 89% in its combined operating ratio (COR) in the first half of 2016 (2015: 73%), partly driven by adverse weather in the first half of 2016. -
Storms drive up Lloyds Bank general insurance COR by 16%
Lloyds Banking Group’s general insurance business experienced a 16% deterioration to 89% in its combined operating ratio (COR) in the first half of 2016 (2015: 73%), partly driven by adverse weather in the first half of 2016. -
Q2 cats send Aspen to underwriting loss
Aspen fell to an underwriting loss for the second quarter as a
preannounced hit from catastrophe events combined with a lower
contribution from reserve releases.
The Bermudian reported a combined ratio of 100.7 percent that
was up on the 93.6 percent reported in the prior-year period,
including $65.1mn or 10.1 points of catastrophe losses, compared to
just 2.0 points in Q2 2015.
Reserve releases helped offset the impact by taking 3.1 points
from the combined ratio, but that was less... -
Arch top line grows on LPT and mortgage expansion
Arch Capital grew gross written premiums (GWP) by 10.9 percent to
$1.39bn in the second quarter as the carrier continued to build out
its mortgage insurance and reinsurance business.
The increase was also partially driven by a large loss portfolio
transfer in the quarter that bolstered reinsurance premiums by
$52.1mn, although details of the deal were not disclosed.
Meanwhile, the bottom line contracted by 3.7 percent with
operating profits of $140.6mn for the second quarter after a number
of si -
Interview: Steve Treloar, LV
Steve Treloar, the newly appointed managing director of LV's general insurance business, has been in his job for less than three months, but has already met 3000 staff. -
XL beats despite 57% drop in operating profits
XL Group became the latest carrier to report significantly lower
second quarter operating earnings driven by preannounced
catastrophe losses.
The XL Catlin combine said operating profits were $106.4mn,
representing a 57 percent decline on the $245.8mn generated in the
prior-year period.
But at 0.37 a share, the performance was well ahead of Wall
Street analysts' consensus of $0.16 a share.
Janney analyst Ryan Byrnes said he expected XL shares to have a
"positive bias" in trading tomorrow followi -
Natural catastrophe losses hit XL Catlin's Q2 profits
XL Catlin suffered $240.1m (£182m) of natural catastrophe losses in the second quarter of 2016 compared with $59.9m in the same period last year.
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