shutterstock_266588111

9 February 2024Insurance

Everest argues 2016-19 casualty problems fully ring-fenced

Everest Insurance believes it has fully ring-fenced the problem areas of its 2016-2019 casualty book that merited massive new reserves and expects no spillover into later years, related lines or its reinsurance segment, top officials have argued.

Already registered?

Login to your account

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Broker stocks punished by AI fears, get no credit for stable Q4 organic

17 February 2026 Aside from Ryan and Brown & Brown scares, Q4 organic defied the softening odds.

Softer market, steady rates to spur 2026 M&A uptick in Europe: Fitch

17 February 2026 Specialty and reinsurance deals rise even as Lloyd’s targets dwindle.

Brown & Brown adds new C-suite exec in ‘pivotal’ tech move

17 February 2026 Information chief to lead digital and AI strategy for teams and clients.

More articles

Broker stocks punished by AI fears, get no credit for stable Q4 organic

Hiscox revamps reinsurance structure, launches capital partners unit

Softer market, steady rates to spur 2026 M&A uptick in Europe: Fitch

Mamma mea! Insurtech raises $50m minority equity investment

Markel International elevates risk head to chief risk officer

Verisk and S&P Global Energy partner in data-share to bridge climate risk intelligence gap

Brown & Brown acquires US auto dealership insurer

New CEO to take helm of Aon’s global fac reinsurance division

Copyright © intelligentinsurer.com 2024 | Headless Content Management with Blaze