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While some Lloyd’s stakeholders are frustrated by the lack of visibility on Blueprint Two reforms, the Corporation is poised to up the ante on engagement on timeframes.
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Most survey respondents want to travel no more than once every two months for work.
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Insurers said it’s too early to talk loss quantum, but believe they are well poised to deal with any future losses.
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Despite a somewhat mixed outlook, UK listed carriers London players say they are still leaning into growth.
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The number two broker must now refocus on rebuilding internal divisions.
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With a last-minute acquisition by AJ Gallagher on the cards, Willis Re can put the last 16 months of turbulence behind it and come back super-charged.
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Reinsurers using Europe primarily as a diversifier to counter risk in peak cat zones are increasingly faced with significant loss events on the continent.
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Many market participants have managed to curtail their admin expense ratio over the last five years, although correlation between GWP and cost-efficiency remains weak.
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Willis Towers Watson must act quickly and decisively to either salvage the sale of Willis Re or lock down staff.
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Huge disputes over aggregation of claims and ongoing coverage disputes point to uncertain overall exposures.
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Some observers questioned whether Hiscox would have benefitted from the bigger shake-up of an external hire.
