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The deal, which will give Markel a 20 percent share of the ILS market, could be the industry's first true convergence play.
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A recommended 13.4 percent rate cut for workers’ compensation cover in Florida shouldn’t lead anyone to assume that an expected spike in carriers’ claims-related legal costs has failed to emerge.
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It’s funny how what is essentially a scrap of decorative material can cause such a fuss.
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Anyone who read the Sunday Times magazine’s cover story earlier this month about working mothers may have found themselves reaching for a double whisky.
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Insurance industry chieftains over the past several months have been talking about how they need to go outside the sector to recruit talent as competitive and technological demands increase.
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As M&A deals go in the insurance industry this year, Allstate’s decision to buy InfoArmor for $525mn in cash won’t go down as a bellwether deal.
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The popular BBC motoring programme Top Gear’s special editions see a trio of presenters embark to often inhospitable parts of the globe to complete audacious competitive challenges in budget cars.
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The period of facsimile start-ups looks to be well and truly over.
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Beat Capital’s acquisition of Syndicate 4242 means the firm could link its MGAs to low-cost capital without too much effort
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Californians have had a steady diet of wildfires this summer, but something else in the state is burning insurers up.
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If a German compound noun does not yet exist for a mixture of anxiety and regret sparked by the imminent departure of a long-standing and popular leader, it may be time to coin one.
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Attracting talent is something that is constantly front of mind for many in the (re)insurance industry.