July 2018/5
-
Early reporters paint a picture of an orderly market in transition. -
Property cat reinsurance rate rises still lag behind those of primary insurance, executives said during Q2 conference calls.
-
The HMRC proposal would restrict VAT recoveries that are currently permitted for insurance services providers supplying carriers located outside the EU but serving UK clients.
-
The executive said insurers should not rely on the incoming Lloyd’s CEO to cut costs for them.
-
The Hartford, Travelers and Chubb were questioned about talc exposures this earnings season following a court ruling against Johnson & Johnson.
-
Other similar types of platform in the Bermudian (re)insurer’s portfolio have also grown.
-
Only 7 percent of those surveyed buy insurance for intellectual property litigation risk now but one-third would do so in the future, the broker found.
-
Bevis Tetlow moves to London after more than a decade in Bermuda.
-
Legacy carriers are lining up resources ready for the mass sell-off of continental European liabilities but obstacles to transactions remain.
-
To date, the company is the only US carrier to miss consensus estimates for second quarter earnings.
-
Beazley and Lancashire posted unexpected misses against estimates.
-
Carriers with a cornerstone position in one market have much to gain from operating on Lime Street.
Most Recent
-
Aegis London books 2022 CoR of 83.8% and profit of £97mn
23 March 2023 -
Claims for Cyclone Gabrielle worth around NZ$890mn: ICNZ
23 March 2023 -
CFO Keese: Lloyd’s remediation is ‘never finished’
23 March 2023
