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S&P suggested that an “abrupt rethinking” was a more likely outcome than gradual pricing increases – but a third way is possible if ratings agencies set a glidepath to change.
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The cyber market will interpret Lewis’s hire as a signal IQUW is looking to grow the book proactively. -
IGI went public on the Nasdaq last year through a merger with a SPAC, amid a boom in blank cheque activity.
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Marco’s launch marks the latest RITC syndicate to set up at Lloyd’s, following Compre’s move to establish a vehicle under an Apollo turnkey at the beginning of the year.
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Marsh has bolstered its upstream energy division with the appointment of Thomas Burrows from Convex, Insurance Insider has learned.
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15 October 2021
Sources said that the incident near Huntington Beach had the potential to exhaust the $1bn oil pollution reinsurance tower.
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Analysis of financial data shows that the last decade has seen a marked increase in the proportion of premiums ceded by carriers in all sectors.
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Increased disclosures being released by companies heighten the risk of inaccurate or misleading statements.
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Claims from recalls due to lithium-ion batteries, which are heavily linked to the sustainable auto industry, are causing a capacity squeeze and affecting rates on certain policy lines.
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Reinsurance market tightening and loss ratio deterioration are two factors fueling momentum in cyber rates.
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