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Sources said NY-based Lee Equity is seeking to extend its investment in the TPA heavyweight.
The underwriter has worked for RiverStone, Advent, Lloyd’s and AIG.
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Continental reinsurers’ average CEO pay in 2024 is 7% above 2015 levels
Hannover Re’s CEO is lowest paid among peers, despite their pay growing 77% since 2015.
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The investment comes amid expectations of a new cycle of deals.
Some segments are moving faster than anticipated, but overall, it remains a mixed bag.
Working out ROI on sponsorship deals is difficult, but the sport is beloved by insurance brands.
The protection gap is calling into question the relevance of the insurance industry.
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The carrier’s president Andrew McMellin is aiming to double London market share in the next five years.
The executive said the MHA model is here to stay and offers an “immense value”.
The firm's near-term global strategy includes operations in the UK, US, parts of Europe and Asia.
The new Lloyd’s chief of market performance also outlined target growth areas.
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