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Lloyd’s underwriters battling TD Bank over a C$300mn ($225.8mn) claim related to Florida’s biggest Ponzi scheme are demanding access to records for bank accounts used in the fraud...
The value of broker businesses is at a peak last seen in 2008, according to one of the US P&C market’s most experienced insurance agency acquirers...
Selective Insurance Group CEO Gregory Murphy has called for the increased transparency in the retrocession market to help cedants better understand reinsurers credit risk...
Insurance governance and claims adviser Mactavish is understood to have lost its mandate to advise British Steel after the company was forced into liquidation last month...
Kemper Corporation is to sell at least 1.35 million shares in an underwritten public offering.
Lloyd’s is considering raising debt to pay for its wide-ranging transformation, with a pay-per-use model to be implemented to service the interest, The Insurance Insider understands...
Insurers are chasing Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for billions of dollars they have paid out in wildfire claims, and the pursuit lays bare how deeply exposed insurers are to the utility’s Chapter 11...
US property and casualty (P&C) and life insurers’ appetite for leveraged loans has led to some having “outsized” concentration in their investments, putting the...
Advisory firm Mactavish, which is representing British Steel in a dispute over a £30mn loss, is preparing legal action against the collapsed manufacturer’s insurers.
Australian underwriting agency Ensurance is in advanced talks with potential capital providers as it contemplates a debt overhaul and other measures to safeguard its future...
