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Lloyd’s must ‘double down on innovation’ to remain relevant: Carnegie-Brown
The executive explained the Corporation’s ‘elephant hunting’ expansion strategy.
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The appointment is the latest in a string of hires in the broker’s marine operation.
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Behind the Headlines: Bruce Carnegie-Brown on embracing innovation and Lloyd's marketplace aspirations
Lloyd's of London is the world's oldest and most famous insurance marketplace, but how does it remain relevant to the 21st century economy?
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Interviews
Interviews
The firm will split its global combined cat program into two layers.
The executive struck a cautious note on the industry’s reserve adequacy for the 2021-23 accident years.
The CEO said standardising wordings to drive syndicated distribution could help Lloyd’s grow.
In his first interview as Swiss Re CEO, Andreas Berger acknowledged the mistiming of casualty growth, a purist approach on reserving and organisational complexity.
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