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Over the cycle, the MGA model has proved to be more resilient than initially expected by the market and its observers. -
Lloyd’s will have no further wiggle room to delay the delivery of Blueprint Two elements this year, but it will depend largely on technology partners.
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Sources have told Insurance Insider that the majority of Beazley’s planned income is driven by rate increase, with limited new business.
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The “squeezed middle” of the reinsurance sector is under pressure, but attritional risk aversion could drive ongoing changes.
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Syndicates will sometimes baulk at the degree of oversight in Lloyd’s, but it remains a poor signal that a niche player like 1975 would walk away.
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The broker’s $7.5bn refinance highlights the growing strength of challenger broker firms.
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Panel turnover could be on the rise, as retro change may have a knock-on impact
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Private equity and trade sales look challenging, which could point to an IPO if CPPIB heads for the door.
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The Corporation is granting more flexibility but will keep a closer eye on cat, cyber and delegated authority next year.
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After the HCI-owned InsurTech TypTap filed for an IPO in the US, Insurance Insider looks at other carriers that could unlock sky-high value from their tech-led subsidiaries.
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The interconnected challenges of performance and the collateralized structure make it tough to land a strategic pivot.
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In the Corporation’s ambition to bring new capital and new businesses to Lloyd’s, the look and feel of the marketplace is slowly changing.
