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RenRe's Q2 net income off 24%

Renaissance Re, the Bermudian (re)insurer, said that second quarter net income dropped to $146.3m, down 24% from $193.7m a year earlier. First half net income dropped to $294m, down from $395.7 a year earlier.

Ace Q2 net income jumps 15%

Ace, the Switzerland-domiciled (re)insurer, said that second quarter net income jumped 15% to $746m from $649m a year earlier.

RSA settles with GM

RSA today announced that it had settled the litigation between General Motors Corporation and current and former members of the RSA Group.

Endurance Q2 net income drops 24%

Endurance, the Bermuda-based (re)insurer, said second quarter net income dropped to $103.3m, down from $135.3m this time a year ago, heavily impacted by adverse crop conditions in the first half of the year.

Lloyds TSB GI profits up £63m

Lloyds TSB this morning said that profit before tax from its general insurance operations increased by £63m, to £113m. The bank said this reflected a £57m reduction in claims due to the absence of the severe weather related claims experienced and the…

Simplyhealth to combine trading divisions

Simplyhealth has announced that it will be combining all its trading divisions – BCWA, Healthsure, HSA, LHF, Totally Active and Vitality Healthcare - into one entity known as Simplyhealth, predicting that the process will be completed over the next two…

XL prices share, equity security offering

XL Capital, the Bermudian (re)insurer, said that it has agreed to sell 125m ordinary shares (plus up to an additional 18.75m shares issuable upon exercise of the underwriters’ option to purchase additional shares) pursuant to the company’s shelf…

Fitch upgrades Transsib Re's IFS rating to 'BB-'

Fitch Ratings has today upgraded Russian (re)insurer Transsiberian Reinsurance Corporation's (Transsib Re) international insurer financial strength rating to 'BB-' (BB minus) from 'B+' and National IFS rating to 'A+(rus)' from 'A-(A minus)(rus)'. The…

XL Capital strikes deal with SCA

Bermudian (re)insurer XL Capital said that it has come to an agreement with bond insurer Security Capital Assurance which will eliminate $64.7bn of its net exposure to the company.

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