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Willis Re passed final staffing test ‘with flying colours’: Kent
In an interview, the new Gallagher Re CEO noted that his former company had been weighed down by nearly two years of uncertainty, telling this publication: “That stops today.”
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Lloyd’s launches consultation on core data record
30 November 2021
The Corporation is seeking market views on the second iteration of the CDR before it is ratified by the new Data Council.
PwC UK pegs Storm Arwen loss at up to £300mn
30 November 2021
With sustained windspeeds of more than 60mph, the storm disrupted power supplies and transport lines
Convex obtains reciprocal jurisdiction insurer status in US
30 November 2021
The status will allow the Stephen Catlin-led business to write US reinsurance without posting reinsurance collateral.
Ki secures $130mn ESG-linked credit facility
29 November 2021
The facility is linked to the ESG rating of Ki’s Funds at Lloyd’s and builds on investment guidelines the business has established for third parties.
Opinion
The ticking clock to transparency on net-zero transition
Amid an onslaught of announcements on climate disclosure requirements, listed insurers have a limited timeframe to prepare.
26 November 2021
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London Market Conference: Five key takeaways
29 November 2021 -
Lloyd’s business architect Williams heads to MS Amlin Underwriting
29 November 2021 -
Ex-MS Amlin duo launch InsurX with aim of being ‘Ki for the market’
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Ki secures $130mn ESG-linked credit facility
29 November 2021
Analysis
London market pricing in 2022: Is the party over?
19 November 2021
The market is assessing whether planned single-digit rate rises will outstrip burgeoning claims inflation.
The Irma counter-reaction: Hopes grow that $35bn Ida estimate will prove over-done
23 November 2021
Nearly three months on, the event still seems heavily stacked towards residential claims.
European reinsurers at Q3: The cat question
15 November 2021
Swiss Re, Munich Re, Hannover Re and Scor have set out divergent strategies on cat as volatility increases and the retro market seizes up.
Insurance market walks the energy transition tightrope
10 November 2021
Sources say the insurance industry will not walk away en masse from existing clients.
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Willis takes Marsh’s Monaghan to lead GB transportation
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30 November 2021
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