November 2018/4
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Is additional capital load something that syndicates can also expect year after year?
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The remedial actions of Lloyd’s, AIG and many others this year have done wonders for re-anchoring expectations upwards after years of declines.
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Market sources described a frenetic dynamic between underwriting leaders and followers in the verticalised market. -
The current state of the aviation market brings to mind that oft-cited line from Charles Dickens’ novel David Copperfield.
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Marsh data showed pricing in the US fell by 0.4 percent in Q3.
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Increased oversight by the Bank of England unit could erode Lloyd’s appeal, market protagonists warn.
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The most destructive and deadly of the recent wildfires destroyed 13,972 residences and 528 commercial buildings.
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The Sirius-backed MGA is growing rapidly in $53bn market.
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Secondary market pricing indications show that investors are expecting another $227mn of losses
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Stamp movements show the aftermath of this year’s tough planning season.
