Opinion

Lloyd’s chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown was probably playing to the gallery at Monte Carlo when he threatened to “hang” those guilty of #MeToo-type misconduct.

Realtors always have one bit of sales patter that never fails to get a buyer’s blood racing:

It felt a lot more restful heading off to Nice Airport this year than the last two, didn’t it?

One of the privileges of being a journalist is being able to float ideas.

Can you imagine a loss so catastrophic that it wiped out 58 percent of a nation’s GDP in one fell swoop?

Since Marsh & McLennan Companies’ takeover of JLT was announced around a year ago, broker disruption has been firmly on the (re)insurance market news agenda.

The Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous undoubtedly grabs the bulk of the industry’s attention in September (and will do even more so this year in light of Hurricane Dorian), but for those active in some of the niche areas of the markets we cover, there are events that are far more relevant.

The world in which we live is increasingly measurable, and will only become more so over time.

Conference season is upon us, and with it the marketing medley of glossy publications, dinners, drinks parties, award ceremonies and roundtables.

All through last week the news became progressively worse.

Whoever thought it was a good idea to taunt the weather gods in this way?

It may have passed our readers by in the mid-August break, but last week this publication revealed another difficult twist in the tale of Dale Underwriting Partners.