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London-based (re)insurance broker Ed has appointed Dean Herman as divisional director for the risk solutions team.
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The Corporation of Lloyd's yesterday issued a strong denial that it was under pressure from the ratings agencies or the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) to scale back the amount of catastrophe risk it is running.
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The majority of carriers in our coverage universe grew their books during the year, with the expansion largely driven by reinstatement premiums and back-up covers following the third quarter catastrophes.
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The Insurance Insider looks in detail at the results for Lloyd's reinsurance, property and casualty segments
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Argo Group has withdrawn from writing primary habitational business via its Lloyd's syndicate, The Insurance Insider has learned.
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Zurich would only be able to sustain six and a half years of payments related to US asbestos claims at current payout levels, which is weaker than the US market average, according to analysis from Bernstein Research.
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Texas needs to become more like Florida, and insurers must help with the makeover.
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US specialty insurer IAT has agreed a deal to acquire the renewal rights to a $40mn book of surplus lines excess and umbrella business from State Auto subsidiary, Rockhill.
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A massive spending bill President Donald Trump signed into law today includes hundreds of millions of dollars to fund pre-disaster mitigation efforts and flood plain mapping, a category targeted for a substantial cut in the White House budget proposal for fiscal 2019.
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The UK government plans to expand the scope of Pool Re to allow the scheme to provide reinsurance for non-damage business interruption (BI) caused by terrorism.
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The financial strength rating of Canopius Re has been cut one notch to A- by AM Best following the private equity-backed $952mn acquisition of the parent from Tokyo-based Sompo Holdings.
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The initial $40bn-$85bn insured loss estimate put out by AIR Worldwide for Hurricane Maria was a key driver of post-event market dynamics as insurance-linked securities funds reloaded last autumn, according to panelists at the Insider US conference last week.