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Analysis shows the size of a Lloyd’s syndicate lacks alignment with acquisition expenses.
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Almost 55 percent of stocks performed in the -1 percent to 1 percent range last week.
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The P&C industry P/B multiple increased to 1.41x, the highest level since 2007.
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The Insurance Insider ran an analysis into syndicate administrative costs after Lloyd’s found no correlation between the size of a syndicate and its admin expense ratio.
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Insurance stocks split almost 50-50 split between risers and fallers.
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Despite early hopes of sizeable rate rises, reinsurers are frustrated that many accounts will renew with as-before terms.
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The withdrawal of US domestic capacity for big-ticket property risks continues to bear fruit for the London market.
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Only a third of index components expanded by more than 1 percent, with the majority of stocks little-changed.
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One of two executives is expected to replace Dominic Addesso when he steps down later this year.
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Fast-track plan approval for some along with limited pre-emption approvals points to differentiation.
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The US market also lags the wider industry in its level of female representation at the top.
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Pension fund and PE buy-in demonstrates insatiable appetite of private money for broking assets.