News relating to the Bermuda and international insurance and reinsurance industry.
Watford Holdings prepares for Nasdaq listing this week
Property and casualty re/insurer Watford Holdings anticipates it will start trading on the Nasdaq Global Market on March 28, having filed its registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Hamilton unveils executive changes
Hamilton Insurance Group has announced several executive-level appointments and developments.
Monument Re completes Robein Leven acquisition
Monument Re has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Robein Leven and its subsidiaries following receipt of regulatory approval by the De Nederlandsche Bank.
IGI rebounds from 2017 cat losses
International General Insurance Holdings, which owns reinsurer IGI Bermuda, has announced that it made a profit of $26.47 million for the 2018 financial year.
Bermuda-US ties highlighted at New York forum
Bermuda's value to global business and the United States has been highlighted at the Bermuda Executive Forum in New York on March 22.
RenRe completes TMR acquisition
RenaissanceRe Holdings has announced that it has concluded its acquisition of Tokio Millennium Re (TMR).
Arch Capital announces new board chairman
Arch Capital Group has announced that John Pasquesi is to succeed Constantine “Dinos” Iordanou as chairman of its board of directors in September upon the completion of Iordanou’s term.
New digital asset exchange gets provisional licence on Bermuda
Omega One has launched Omega Dark, which it claims is the first regulated, fully independent, and institutionally-focused dark pool in the digital asset marketplace.
R&Q subsidiary announces California partnership
A Florida-domiciled subsidiary of Randall & Quilter has confirmed a program underwriting partnership with Pronto General Insurance Agency.
Lloyd’s chairman highlights Bermuda partnership
The Bermuda insurance market and Lloyd’s of London have many common interests and should focus more on growing the size of the insurance market for mutual benefit than on competing against each other, according Bruce Carnegie-Brown, the chairman of Lloyd’s.
