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Hedge fund manager Dan Loeb’s control over Third Point Re is to be stripped back under proposals presented to shareholders of Third Point Re and Sirius Group in a proxy filing on Friday...
HCI Group said it would take about $17.7mn in cat losses from Hurricane Sally, coming in just above its $16mn retention...
The American Property Casualty Association (APCIA) has urged policyholders affected by Colorado wildfires to follow state and local evacuation orders and to contact their insurance...
Workers’ comp specialist Employers (EIG) reported a sharp drop in premiums in the third quarter, along with a fall in reserve releases and a higher expense ratio, while the...
Old Republic’s share price had risen by 8% at the close of markets on Thursday, after the Pennsylvania-headquartered insurer’s third quarter earnings surpassed analysts’ expectations...
Cincinnati Financial’s stock price fell 9% on Thursday, after a North Carolina judge ruled that the carrier must pay Covid-19 BI claims brought by a group of restaurants...
Old Republic (ORI) underwriting margins improved in the third quarter, as the company’s commercial auto loss ratio fell and results in the workers’ comp and financial indemnity lines were...
Catastrophe losses in RLI’s property segment from four hurricanes outweighed better casualty results that were aided by a pickup in favorable reserve development, leading...
Last quarter, in our preview to Q2, we talked about how for all the noise around Covid-19, the key trends and market dynamics appear in line with what most observers would...
The hab market – where brokers place cover for condominiums and other multi-unit dwellings – is struggling for profitability, dampening carrier appetite for the business line...
