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The UK election has resolved months of uncertainty about whether Brexit will even happen.
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Pressure on Greenlight Re's board continues to ramp up.
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Christmas brings out the child in everyone.
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There has been plenty of bad news as we approach the end of the year.
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Like it or not, the new lead-follow model at Lloyd’s is coming.
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Yesterday we broke the news that Liberty Specialty Markets had pulled out of UK motor treaty, as signs gather that 1 January will reveal this to be a hard pocket of the market.
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Hardly a month goes by these days without a legal brawl breaking out between rival insurance brokers over employees decamping from one to another.
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For major continental European (re)insurers the three-year strategic plan, preferably with an aspirational moniker and definitely all capped up, has become a key benchmark of performance.
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The US casualty market looks to have a major reserving problem as claims inflation picks up.
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For the most part, aggregate retro covers got hammered in 2017-2018 – but what isn’t as often discussed as these headline losses is the fact that one pocket of such capacity actually got away largely intact.
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Three Lloyd’s syndicates have indicated they will close in the last month. They wrote $670mn combined in the last year disclosed.
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A protest movement started by Chilean schoolgirls has taken the market by surprise.