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Insider Elena Lieskovska will lead a new insurance segment.

The Ash Bathia-led business gains Lloyd's approval to write premiums of £173mn.

The top general insurance supervisor also warns the market against declaring an early victory on underwriting remediation.

As we head into the weekend, Louisiana is battening down the hatches against the approach of Hurricane Delta – the second hurricane due to make landfall near Cameron within less than two months.

Public commitments to D&I are welcomed but there is a wider question on who is holding firms to their word.

The regulator contemplates introducing new requirements for the companies it supervises.

Around 40% of syndicates outside of the light-touch cohort did not pass all of Lloyd’s KPIs and gross written premium targets.

Maarten Mulder, Martijn Meijboom, Bart Leijssen and Arnout Bijl have left the carrier to join the MGA.

The broker has led Howden’s specie operation since its launch in 2014.

The portal will be aimed at international brokers placing non-US risks and will hold a wide range of information.

The carrier is one of a number of players to have joined the market following devastating Covid-19 losses.

Almost 80% of senior underwriting staff from Neon in London have already found new roles elsewhere.