Natural catastrophe losses are expected to play a full part when financials for Lloyd's insurers begin to trickle through later this month - with the focus on deteriorating New Zealand earthquake losses and Queensland flooding losses in Q4.
Bermuda-headquartered Lloyd's (re)insurer Hiscox broke its silence on September's Christchurch earthquake to tell that it expects to incur claims of approximately £37mn.
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The company was expected to take a hit as it was
positioned on the middle NZ$1.5bn over...
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