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AXIS Capital Holdings Limited reported a 3% increase in gross premiums written (GPW) to $2.5 billion for Q2’25, driven by growth in the insurance segment. The company’s combined ratio improved to 88.9%, reflecting lower loss and acquisition ratios. Underwriting income rose 31.1% in the insurance segment and 17.5% dip in reinsurance. The firm completed a $2 billion loss portfolio transfer reinsurance agreement with Enstar, and CEO Vince Tizzio highlighted record profitability and operational enhancements through technology and AI.

Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc. reduced its holdings in Enstar Group Limited (NASDAQ:ESGR) by 13.1% in Q1, selling 156 shares to own 1,035 shares worth $344,000. Other institutional investors, including Raymond James, Zurcher Kantonalbank, and Swiss National Bank, increased their positions in ESGR. Wall Street Zen initiated coverage on Enstar Group with a 'hold' rating. The company’s stock opened at $337.91, with a market cap of $5.04 billion and a 52-week range of $318.25–$348.48.

RiverStone International has appointed Paul Brockman as its new group CEO, succeeding Luke Tanzer, who will retire in 2025. Andrew Creed will serve as group president and CFO. Brockman, formerly group chief commercial officer at Enstar Group, will join the company in January 2026. RiverStone, a global non-life run-off insurer, operates in the UK, Lloyd’s of London, Bermuda, the US, and Europe, managing over $17.7bn in liabilities since 2010. The company recently signed a reinsurance deal with Zurich Insurance's French branch.