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Solution to the problem of access to business has created an issue with dependence on its underwriting manager.
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Most Insider 50 companies held steady or moved slightly lower last week, pushing the index down 0.8 percent to 1,084.42.
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Corporate bond holdings also increased, as carriers shied away from covered bonds.
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Reverse merger will leave reinsurer with Nasdaq listing and implied market cap of $2.2bn.
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A large majority of The Insider 50 constituents fell last week amid wider equities malaise, pushing the index down 1.6 percent
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Our analysis looked at the total compensation received by named executive officers.
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Underwriting opportunities become the focus in Q4 2017 and Q1 2018.
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Investment yields have ticked up over the last two years, aided by equity and alternative performance.
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The Insider 50 held broadly steady last week, demonstrating resilience in line with major equities indices.
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Analysis from this publication finds 16 syndicates failed to make an underwriting profit for three years, landing them on the Lloyd's watch list.
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Carriers redistributed funds away from public utilities, mortgage and asset-backed securities and government debt.
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The Insider 50 gained 1.0 percent last week to 1,112.41 index points.