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The CEO said investors would be "scratching their heads" if hurricanes dragged insurers to a loss.
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CEO Alex Maloney said the carrier was starting to ‘reap the benefit’ of three years of rate growth.
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Lord Sedwill also served as head of the UK civil service and national security adviser.
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The carrier said on business written since the autumn, cyber claims frequency was 20% lower by policy count.
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Adrian Furness is to succeed James Reader, who is leaving the business and has ‘no plans to take on another executive role’, the company said.
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A number of employees have recently resigned from the carrier as high staff displacement continues in the D&O space.
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The executive spoke exclusively to Insurance Insider about his role leading the London Market Group’s five-point plan to lobby for UK regulatory reforms.
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Masojada will retire at the end of this year after 21 years and be replaced by Hussain at the beginning of 2022.
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The former insurance executive has turned his hand to machine learning solutions.
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Two thirds of London losses are expected to be ceded via the Sasria reinsurance placement, while another third could come via a Howden BI wrap binder, sources said.
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The regulator has launched its Quantitative Impact Study, which will gather data for potential changes to balance-sheet requirements under Solvency II.
