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  • Insurance brokers reported strong Q2 results, with organic growth tailwinds helping both top and bottom lines. But with elevated expectations, strong results appear to be merely table stakes.
  • Swiss Re’s medmal exit comes after ProAssurance’s warning last quarter of companies being “swept away by the tide”.
  • Expect a messy first year at MMC post-JLT. But longer term, the opportunity to close the margin gap on acquired and retained revenues is huge relative to earnings on likely lost revenue.
  • Mercury and NatGen highlight challenges of companies dependent on reinsurance facing higher implied cost of capital.
  • Intermediaries appear caught between the competing pressures of results that speak to an improving market (good for their stocks) and a concern to manage market expectations to the benefit of clients.
  • How sustainable is an income statement driven hard market?
  • In P&C, good news is often bad news, and bad news often forebodes better times ahead. New data points yesterday gave plenty of both…
  • Having been notably more bearish than most in Q1, the Broker’s Q2 report looks more in line with increased market bullishness from early reporting RLI and BB&T.
  • It’s clear that pricing is improving. But how widespread is the pain that’s driving it? (It’s not just AIG & Lloyd’s).
  • BB&T and RLI give ultra bullish reads on P&C markets.