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London market businesses must increase supply if they can’t keep up with demand for talent. -
A $90mn capital charge relating to the former Ace run-off asbestos book is a bear signal for the wider legacy market.
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The London market wholesaler stands to gain a variety of benefits from a possible Australian owner.
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The unlimited sideways exposure in the all-risks market has the potential to make the Ukraine-Russia situation even graver for the aviation market.
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Unlike deals like Axa-XL or Catlin-XL before it, this transaction is expected to be much more neutral in its impact on reinsurers.
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Following the last two “black swan” events, there is a very real question around market portfolio resilience.
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Combined ratio aside, detail on growth, rates and reserves will give some indicator of how well the market is preparing for what lies ahead.
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The findings of the Corbin & King case could have both widened coverage and increased the aggregate businesses can claim.
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There are early signs of bifurcation between rates on cat-exposed or loss affected business, and clean accounts.
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The flight from volatility could have the industry poised to enter another phase of structural change.
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Who will lead Italy’s 191-year-old insurer over the next three years? Analysts have their say.
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Amid pressure to adopt a remit to promote growth, the UK’s financial regulators may be forced out of their comfort zone.
