Big three Japanese insurer Sompo is poised to announce a deal to
acquire New York-listed (re)insurer Endurance for well in excess of
$6bn.
The story was first reported by Japanese paper the Nikkei, but
has been independently confirmed by this publication.
Sources told this publication that the deal represents roughly a
45 percent premium to the undisturbed share price of $64.96, which
would be equivalent to nearly $6.4bn.
The deal would value Endurance, led by John Charman, at around
1.4x...
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Sompo set to acquire Endurance at 45% premium
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Sompo to acquire Endurance at 45% premium
Big three Japanese insurer Sompo is poised to announce a deal to
acquire New York-listed (re)insurer Endurance for well in excess of
$6bn.
The story was first reported by Japanese paper the Nikkei, but
has been independently confirmed by this publication.
Sources told this publication that the deal represents roughly a
45 percent premium to the undisturbed share price of $64.96, which
would be equivalent to nearly $6.4bn.
The deal would value Endurance, led by John Charman, at around
1.4x... -
Matthew hits Haiti as Florida placed on watch
Category 4-strength Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti today
at 11am GMT, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), with
the forecast path moving somewhat to the west towards Florida.
However, based on current projections from Tropical Storm Risk,
Florida will escape hurricane force winds.
The wind fields for the site with a 45-hour lead time show a
tropical depression hitting Miami, with tropical storm strength
winds skirting Florida, although there still remains a degree of
uncer -
Wirtz to lead Newline German office
OdysseyRe's specialty insurance subsidiary Newline Group is
to open an office in Germany, overseen by Manuel Wirtz, it
announced today.
Newline said it planned to have the office operational within 90
days, subject to regulatory approval.
The office will become the carrier's first within the
European Union.
Wirtz joins the initiative as general manager from Dual Germany,
where he served as managing director.
He spent nine years with Dual in the country, having joined as
an underwriter in 2007. H -
Mena reinsurance execs expect rate hardening
A majority of reinsurance executives in the Middle East and North
Africa (Mena) region expect rates in the market to rise within the
next 12 months, according to the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC).
In the QFC's annual Mena Reinsurance Barometer report,
released today, it said 52 percent of executives polled believed a
series of major insured losses and subsequent retrenchment of
market participants in the region should cause a rate
hardening.
It is the first time a majority of executives... -
Aon Securities names new London head
Aon Securities has named an executive from the company's
insurance management division, Darren Bailey, to lead the
London-based capital markets business, sister publication
Trading Risk revealed last week.
Bailey was previously a director within the European ILS
management business of Aon Insurance Managers.
He rejoined Aon in late 2014 after several years as a senior
underwriter at AIG Global Risk Solutions in London, having
previously spent eight years at the big three broker in London and
Dub -
Markel-Allied breakdown points to deal blockers
Although precise details of curtailed M&A talks between
Markel and Allied World are being closely guarded, the discussions
again highlight the logic of further consolidation in a fragmented
industry with a challenging operating outlook.
And after a hiatus of major transactions through the first three
quarters of 2016, banking sources have suggested a resumption of
interest in major M&A deals that could break the deadlock.
However, the mismatch between future earnings potential and
valuat -
Insider View: RFIB-Tysers and the broker roll-up play
You can see on paper why private equity houses look at the
London market broking space and see a sector crying out for a
roll-up strategy.
There are 250 registered Lloyd's brokers, many of them small
and almost all of them sub-scale in a world of increasingly
sophisticated modelling and intrusive regulation.
Buying a number of these brokers and crunching them together
into something that is more cost-efficient, with a broader offering
to clients and the greater competitive leverage that... -
Greenberg faces finite reinsurance inquisition
In a momentous hearing at New York's Supreme Court, Maurice
"Hank" Greenberg has taken the stand to give evidence in
a decade-old suit accusing the 91-year-old executive of fraud.
After years of legal wrangling, the case, brought by the New
York attorney general's office, has finally made it to court,
potentially threatening Greenberg's position at CV Starr.
The allegations relate to a pair of infamous finite reinsurance
transactions dating back to the 1990s that were negotiated by
Greenberg and -
Focus on M&A after Markel-Allied talks end
Markel and Allied World have ended advanced talks over a
transaction that could have reignited major M&A activity in the
specialty P&C sector, The Insurance
Insider can reveal.
Instead, the failed negotiations will raise questions over
whether the 2014-15 deal rush that dried up this year can resume,
given valuation levels, social issues and a diminished outlook for
(re)insurers.
According to banking sources, the two parties had held
discussions for a number of weeks before Markel pulled -
A postcard from Namic
The North American mutual market is a paradoxical place - ripe
for disruption and afflicted by a creeping cost base, but still
reluctant to change.
Last week, the market converged upon Vancouver, Canada for the
annual National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (Namic)
conference.
As many as 1,200 carriers attended, ranging from insurers with a
premium base of less than $1mn to mutual giants such as State Farm,
which earned $59bn of P&C premiums last year.
Despite rising costs and... -
Stone Ridge reaches $5bn
Top 10 ILS manager and reinsurer sidecar investor Stone Ridge Asset
Management reported that its net asset base had reached $4.95bn by
the end of July, up 4 percent from the end of the prior quarter.
During the three-month reporting period, Stone Ridge invested
$56mn with an Axis Ventures Re cell and put $23mn into
PartnerRe's 2016 Demeter Re, trimming its $27mn allocation from
2015.
Stone Ridge also renewed its participation in the mid-year
portfolio offered by Bermudian manager Aeolus,... -
Soft market cuts E&S property margins to the bone
Underwriters worn down by almost three-and-a-half years of
significant rate softening in the excess and surplus lines
(E&S) property space are beginning to talk about walking away
from business, as margins approach unsustainable levels.
The sombre mood at the National Association of Professional
Surplus Lines Offices (Napslo) annual convention in Atlanta
last week extended from US specialty insurers to Lloyd's
underwriters, who conveyed the challenging conditions they face to
their stat -
Sirius adds to ranks for organic and M&A growth
Sirius Group has added key personnel to its corporate and
underwriting ranks as it looks to pursue growth both organically
and through M&A.
The China Minsheng Investment (CMI)-owned reinsurer tapped
Robert McFadden to head its casualty group in New York as a senior
vice president.
McFadden was previously director of casualty treaty at XL
Catlin, where he was also a senior vice president.
Earlier he held positions at Munich Re, XL and Prudential Re
over his nearly three decades in... -
Shrinking ILS market will spring back
The cat bond market is likely to recover from the shrinking that
occurred in the first half of 2016, according to panellists at the
Trading Risk Monte Carlo roundtable.
Guy Carpenter vice chairman David Priebe said the 144a product
would react "like an accordion, expanding or shrinking based
on market demand and pricing".
"We know that a host of companies are seriously considering
coming back or re-issuing later in 2016 and into 2017," Priebe
added.
Scott Grove, reinsurance buyer at... -
RFIB eyeing Tysers acquisition
RFIB, the London market broker backed by private equity house
Calera Capital, has made an approach to acquire venerable Lime
Street peer Tysers, The Insurance Insider
can reveal.
Sources said that RFIB is interested in a deal that could see
the larger broker acquired for roughly £100mn ($128.5mn).
However, sources have said that Tysers - although open to a
transaction with the right buyer - is resistant to a tie-up with
RFIB owing to cultural issues.
A sale to RFIB... -
Jubilee FPSO loss reveals overcapacity issue
The contrasting reactions to the damage to the Kwame
Nkrumah floating production storage and offloading (FPSO)
vessel in June this year and the Gryphon North Sea FPSO
loss of 2011 show the extent to which overcapacity is dictating the
market's moves.
JLT said despite a much healthier premium base and a robust oil
and gas market, the North Sea loss had an extremely high profile
and at least partially impacted the sector rating environment at
the time.
In contrast, the... -
Insider View: Capacity abundant... talent short?
For all the talk at Napslo meetings of underwriting pain in the
depths of the soft market, the gossip at the bar was dominated by
tales of company-swapping in the E&S property sector.
Triggered by Rockhill's wholesale property play, there was a
round of frenetic hiring activity as Everest restocked from several
of its rivals, with some individuals seemingly signed up between
appointments in Atlanta.
But the moves had some senior market practitioners wondering
whether recent events were evide -
Industry awaits potential Hurricane Matthew losses
Insurers are anxiously watching the path of Hurricane Matthew as
the storm tracks towards the mainland US, prompting comparisons
with the $6bn loss from Hurricane Irene in 2011.
Matthew is currently on course to carve its way through the
Caribbean as a Category 4 hurricane, with storm warnings issued in
Haiti, the Central Bahamas and Cuba.
However, it is also now expected to make landfall on the US east
coast afterwards as a Category 2 storm near the Carolinas.
This... -
HCC exits builders' risk
Tokio Marine HCC has exited the US builders' risk market in
a demonstration of the extremely soft pricing conditions being
experienced in the business line, The Insurance
Insider can reveal.
According to sources, the US specialty insurer has parted
company with senior vice president Frank Tricamo and his team only
three years after entering the property construction risk
segment.
Tricamo joined from Tower Group, where he was senior vice
president and national property practice leader.
The depart -
E&S property merry-go-round spins at Napslo convention
A string of property moves between several excess and surplus
lines (E&S) carriers added intrigue to the otherwise gloomy
tone of meetings for underwriters at the National Association of
Professional Surplus Lines Offices (Napslo) annual convention in
Atlanta last week.
As revealed by The Insurance Insider
at the event, the bulk of Everest National's E&S property
team has decamped to Rockhill Insurance Group.
The exodus follows the earlier departure of Tracy Upton, who
joined Rockhill to -
Cobalt still eyeing 1.1 start as Lloyd's under scrutiny
Shariah-compliant managing general agency Cobalt will go before
the Franchise Board in mid-October with a view to securing approval
for its Lloyd's start-up, The Insurance
Insider can reveal.
Cobalt's plan will be presented to the Franchise Board on 18
October, as the Corporation looks to ride out a wave of criticism
from the market over its decision to approve Peter Scales'
£150mn ($193mn) start-up Blenheim.
The takaful start-up had been targeting the September Franchise
Board meeting and -
Claims should be made Tom priority: Jardine
Claims management is not high enough on the agenda of priorities
for the London market's Target Operating Model (Tom), XL Catlin
chief experience officer Paul Jardine has claimed.
The Tom is a programme of modernisation work spearheaded by the
London Market Group. One of its first priorities has been the
creation of electronic placement facility Placing Platform Limited
(PPL).
Speaking at the London Market Claims Council last week
(28 September), Jardine said he had "no problem" with the
impleme -
Aviation insurers fear IT failure: report
Aviation industry executives have named failure of critical IT
systems as the risk which most concerns them, according to a report
from Willis Towers Watson.
The broker's 2016 Transportation Risk Index report, which
surveyed 350 executives in the sector and was released on 3
October, listed competition scrutiny stemming from M&A and
dependence on third-party suppliers as the second and third most
troubling threats.
An inability to keep up with the pace of change and
technological advancement -
Aon names new London head
Aon Securities has named an executive from the company's
insurance management division, Darren Bailey, to lead the
London-based capital markets business, sister publication
Trading Risk revealed last week.
Bailey was previously a director within the European ILS
management business of Aon Insurance Managers.
He rejoined Aon in late 2014 after several years as a senior
underwriter at AIG Global Risk Solutions in London, having
previously spent eight years at the big three broker in London and
Dub -
Former Allianz MD resurfaces at consultancy firm
Oxbow Partners advise senior insurance management and insurtech start-ups -
Praedicat announces liability catastrophe model
California-based InsurTech analytics company Praedicat has
launched Oortfolio a liability catastrophe modelling platform based
on the probability of future mass litigation.
The platform mines the texts of peer-reviewed science
publications for theories suggesting certain commercial products
are causing harm.
It then uses this data to build a probabilistic microsimulation
model of future mass litigation, and uses the model and data to
estimate the exposure of certain business activities or compan -
Tech helps motor brokers stay dominant in Continental Europe
Direct motor players have struggled to break into Continental Europe compared with UK - report -
XL Catlin completes Australian acquisition
XL Catlin has completed its acquisition of Australian
underwriting agency and Lloyd's approved coverholder Brooklyn
Underwriting.
In a statement today, the carrier confirmed the acquisition had
been completed by an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of XL Group
Ltd.
Craig Langham, XL Catlin's regional chief executive for
insurance in Asia Pacific, said the firm would still operate under
the Brooklyn brand.
"We expect them to continue their market success and
further strengthen their position in th -
Qatar Re granted Singapore branch approval
Qatar Re has received formal approval from the Monetary
Authority of Singapore to operate a branch office in the
city-state.
In a statement released today, the company said Micky Lee, head
of its representative office in Singapore, will become principal
officer of the branch.
He will lead a team of three senior underwriters writing
non-life treaty business with a focus on property per risk,
property catastrophe, casualty and specialty lines - including
marine, aviation, energy, engineering and c -
Markel International hires yacht underwriter
Markel International has appointed Mike Wimbridge as senior
yacht underwriter in its marine, energy and property division.
Wimbridge was most recently a yacht underwriter at Brit Global
Specialty. He will join Markel's existing hull and war team led
by Jason Page, and will be supported by underwriter Roz Insley.
Paul Jenks, managing director of the marine, energy and property
division, said the appointment will support the expansion and
development of Markel's existing yacht business.
In July th -
Caribbean awaits Hurricane Matthew
Category 4 Hurricane Matthew remains on course to hit the
Caribbean, with Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba all on alert for high
levels of rainfall and coastal swell.
The storm is already being called the most powerful Atlantic
hurricane in almost a decade, drawing comparisons with 2011's
Hurricane Irene.
Irene travelled across the Carolinas before heading north
through the eastern seaboard, and caused some $6bn in insured
losses.
Matthew is on course to hit the western tip of Haiti later
today,... -
Career development: Allianz broker programme recruits sixth edition scholars
Allianz has started its sixth cycle of its scholarship programme for commercial and personal lines brokers. -
XL Catlin acquires Brooklyn Underwriting
XL Catlin has completed its acquisition of Lloyd’s approved coverholder Brooklyn Underwriting. -
Career file: John Blundell joins Ecclesiatical as GI MD
Ecclesiastical has appointed John Blundell as managing director of its UK general insurance business, effective 1 September. -
Seventeen Group breaks £10m for first time
Seventeen Group has seen a 6.4% increase in group revenues, exceeding £10m in 2015 for the first time. -
NMJ Insurance buys Wye Insurance
The deal with the Bakewell-based broker is NMJ's fifth acquisition in six years. -
Brit expands US marine team
Brit Global Specialty USA has appointed Will Frohne and Craig
McGinnes to its newly formed marine business, it announced
today.
Frohne has joined as vice president for cargo business. He was
formerly assistant regional head of marine at Allianz.
McGinnes has been named vice president for yacht business,
having joined from Falvey Marine, where he was yacht manager. Prior
to this he worked at XL Catlin as national yacht underwriting
manager.
He joined Brit on 2 October and is based... -
Engineering insurance sector is under-evaluating cyber risks
Cyber risks are underestimated by engineering underwriters despite the Internet of Things and cloud computing having a direct impact on engineering risk landscape. -
Cyber risks are transport industry's biggest concern
The increased security threat from cyber and data privacy breaches is the number one risk on the minds of executives in the transportation industry. -
Legal Protection Group MGA launches
Bristol-based Legal Protection Group will provide a range of BTE and ATE products with limits up to £2m. -
Applied Systems: Epic to provide choice in "starved" UK market
Joe Sultana, MD broker solutions, says UK brokers should be confident as system has already been tested in North America. -
Applied Systems launches Epic in UK
Offering for UK insurance brokers follows roll-out in US and Canada. -
Mapfre takes controlling stake in Indonesian carrier
Spanish carrier Mapfre has purchased a 31 percent stake in
Indonesian insurer Asuransi Bina Dana Arta (ABDA) for EUR92mn
($102.8mn), upping its position to a 51 percent majority holding in
the company.
The carrier purchased its original 20 percent share in the
company in 2013.
The completion of the deal remains subject to administrative
approvals.
Under Indonesian legislation Mapfre must make a public takeover
bid for the remaining shares of the company once the acquisition
has been formalised. -
UK General partners with Thistle for cycle product
New product to be distributed through British Cycling. -
Opinion: Ashwin Mistry on unrated insurers
Getting your fingers badly burnt: With the collapse of two unrated insurers in the recent past, Ashwin Mistry ponders what future such providers have -
Brokers worry their reputations are on the line as SSP outage hits hard
Users seeking redress after having to turn away customers during data centre downtime -
Broker Apprentice 2016: Jonathan Catley
The next apprentice tells us a bit about himself as filming starts next week for the 2016 series. -
Brit targets US marine market
Brit Limited has appointed Will Frohne and Craig McGinnes to its newly formed Marine business at Brit Global Specialty USA. -
Telematics brands fuels growth of black box policies
Policies now account for 17% of whole market
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