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M&A

  • Reinsurance brokers and carriers fear that the recent flurry of M&A activity in the sector may depress demand for cover.
  • Montpelier Re wrote a third of its property cat premiums on a collateralised basis in 2014, as CEO Chris Harris revealed it had made some reductions to its cat portfolio in the January 2015 renewals
  • Reinsurance brokers and carriers fear that the recent flurry of M&A activity in the sector may cause further reductions in demand
  • Validus CEO Ed Noonan said that the Bermudian company was not under pressure to seek a transformational M&A deal following the slew of reinsurance transactions announced in recent months.
  • Standard & Poor's (S&P) has placed PartnerRe and Axis on credit watch with negative implications due to the uncertainty that will surround the companies until their proposed merger is complete
  • Axis Capital CEO Albert Benchimol fully expects a combined Axis-PartnerRe to be much more active in sharing its portfolio with third-party capital providers, he said on an earnings call today.
  • Axis Capital and PartnerRe have agreed an $11bn "merger of equals" that will create a company with combined gross premiums in excess of $10bn and a top-five ranking among global reinsurers.
  • XL Group CEO Mike McGavick said that the company's £2.79bn ($4.20bn) deal to acquire Catlin will create a top 10 reinsurer with expanded alternative capital capabilities.
  • XL Group CEO Mike McGavick today (9 January) said that the company's £2.79bn ($4.20bn) deal to acquire Catlin will create a top 10 reinsurer with expanded alternative capital capabilities.
  • Catlin announced today (17 December) that it is in discussions with XL Group after the carrier approached the Lloyd's heavyweight with a £2.5bn proposal to combine the firms.
  • RenaissanceRe CEO Kevin O'Donnell said that the company's $1.9bn bid for Platinum Underwriters last month does not represent a strategic shift but merely a furthering of its existing strategy.
  • Amlin will pay an estimated $29.1mn (£18.1mn) to acquire another 35 percent share in London-based fund manager Leadenhall Capital Partners, taking its total stake to 75 percent.
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