July 2018/1
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Pricing in the terrorism market is showing signs of levelling out, with rate cuts at a far lower level than in previous years.
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As early candidates for the top job surface, this publication runs through some of the possible runners and riders.
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Solution to the problem of access to business has created an issue with dependence on its underwriting manager. -
Chairmen of Lloyd’s and Hispanic maidens have much in common.
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ILS participation may well be approaching saturation point in the catastrophe market.
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The carrier has posted a combined ratio under 100 percent only once since 2013.
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A soaring combined ratio and plummeting profits present challenges for prospective owners.
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During Inga Beale’s leadership, a combination of soft market pressures and rising costs have pushed Lloyd’s return on capital to zero.
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Pricing has dropped by 6 percent on the single-tranche Northshore Re II 2018-1 transaction.
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Carriers will have to ‘get serious’ on creating leaner business models after property cat rates made little ground at 1.6 and 1.7.
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Rates for financial institutions products renewed flat to up 5 percent in London at 1 July, sources said.
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