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Opinion: Will insurers also face an anti-ESG backlash?
Several structural factors, including the pricing cycle, make insurers more insulated from US activist states.
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The comments were made to Key Biscayne residents last week ahead of the Special Session later this month.
The family-run business deals in industrial risks and professional sports coverage.
The pair have permission to undertake a Part VII transfer.
The reinsurer emphasised the need for improved secondary peril models including predictive capabilities.
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Opinion
Lloyd’s 2023 stamp capacity survey: Double-digit growth for all four quartiles
In last year’s survey, only second-quartile syndicates reported aggregate year-on-year growth of more than 10%.
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The increasing frequency of $1bn-plus deals has led to discussion in legacy circles on whether there is a viable case for legacy deal syndication.
Eight syndicates including newer vehicles from CFC and others, as well as mature vehicles from Everest Re and Lancashire, have so far reported increases in stamp capacity of 50% or more.
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The Corporate Risk and Broking head of global lines of business said staff and client attrition has been reversed – and cast doubt on predictions of further specialty market hardening.
The reinsurer is ready to “walk away from business” where it feels pricing and terms and conditions are not good enough.
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