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Another Monte Carlo with hurricanes attached.
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A veteran returning to Monte Carlo is swiftly reminded of his own mortality.
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With the recent push from Lloyd’s to remediate the market’s ailing profitability, it’s widely expected that the legacy market will see greater reinsurance-to-close (RITC) deal flow in the months to come.
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Ten years ago, I walked into The Insurance Insider office for the first time, flagrantly breaking the first commandment of insurance journalism: never start a new job the week before Monte Carlo.
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Workplace harassment took center stage last year with the outcry over celebrities such as movie producer Harvey Weinstein and the number of people ousted from positions of power seems only to grow amid the continuing fallout.
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Neal will take the helm during an existential crisis for Lloyd’s.
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The passage of five wildfire-related bills in California has introduced sorely needed reforms regarding consumer protection.
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Covea CEO Derez has the money to prevail, but does he have the will to do everything he needs to in order to do so?
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Sometimes in insurance it ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it that really gets results.
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The wheel of reinvention turns again
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Dual’s planned syndicate start-up and Beat Capital’s acquisition of Syndicate 4242 point to a Lloyd’s future where the underwriting is distanced from the capital it serves.
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As much as Brussels lacks appeal, the Lloyd's Belgium job is fundamental to its post-Brexit strategyWatching the television over the weekend, I was horrified to see my first Christmas advert of the year.