Operations/tech
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The Canadian pension fund will retain 9.4% of the carrier’s voting shares.
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Lloyd’s has confirmed a combined ratio of 91.9% in its full-year results for 2022, following preliminary numbers that also showed an improvement in the attritional loss ratio to 48.4%.
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Ground floor boxes are set to be reallocated based on recent footfall.
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Analysts find carriers have few investments in bank debt after Credit Suisse rescue.
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The French carrier is exposed to the troubled bank via various bonds.
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With chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown’s third term expiring in June 2025, the organisation needs to start laying the ground for broader changes.
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Pay for NEDs has increased by 70% since 2018 due to inflation and more contracted days, according to research.
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In the Spring Budget, chancellor Jeremy Hunt said he would also look to help the AI sector prosper in the next decade.
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Market transformation director Bob James has been given a broader remit as COO at Lloyd’s, while deputy CFO Alex Cliff has joined the executive committee.
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The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is creating investor fear across the global financial services sector.
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CEO Adrian Cox and CFO Sally Lake are set to lose more than £100k each in long-term share awards after the accounting error.
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With brokers shifting to new providers to place certain classes, and competition among e-trading firms intensifying, the placement platform landscape has reached a crucial turning point.
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