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Catlin, Brand, McGill and Neal are still faced with one immovable reality: a strong and willing labour pool is key
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After Aon’s abruptly curtailed pursuit of Willis Towers Watson, CEO Greg Case is not letting the grass grow under his feet.
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Tomorrow, John Neal will present his prospectus for the future of Lloyd’s.
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Tech is coming for insurance – just not in the way we thought.
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Sometimes start-up carriers are formed when it is an obviously good time to do so.
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What’s a $29.45bn drop amongst friends?
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In its 333-year history there is only one thing certain about Lloyd’s: about once a generation people make the mistake of writing it off.
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It was almost a year ago to the day that Chubb CEO Evan Greenberg compared the London market to “a bar room with a bunch of drunks”.
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The PRA is right to act on climate change risk, but devising the correct response will test carriers’ prophetic powers.
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In a highly regulated industry such as (re)insurance, it’s easy to take pot shots at those whose role it is to police the market.
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Smaller wholesale brokers serving the US have had a tough time of it in the last few years.
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The pressures on – and risks facing – recruitment professionals in the (re)insurance market are on the rise.