Amlin's profit warning yesterday (2 August) should mark the end of its reign as the "premium stock in Lloyd's", according to Espirito Santo analyst Joy Ferneyhough.
Ferneyhough was one of a number of insurance analysts to question the firm's continued prominence following the shock announcement.
Amlin stock fell 16 percent to close at 335p yesterday after the company said its half-year profits would be £65mn weaker than expected. The shortfall was due to increased claims from the New Zealand earthquake...
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