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Back in the second half of the 1970s English football clubs were dominant in UEFA, the world’s top regional footballing affiliation.
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The news that Colin Grint was to lead Charles Taylor Managing Agency, prompts the question of what happens to Capita’s managing agency.
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For now, motor insurers can sleep a little easier.
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The increase in securities class actions is not a fleeting thing because it is part of a larger shareholder activism movement that has loomed for several years now.
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Reserve strengthening at early reporters suggests there is more pain to come for (re)insurers.
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US cyber underwriters may want to borrow a page from their brethren in the health insurance game when it comes to preventative measures because the numbers are not in their favor.
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A likely driver of increased demand for insurance is climate change and more economic losses simply provides more need for insurance protection.
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Given some of the eye-watering multiples that have characterised recent carrier M&A deals, it seems like a good time to query whether some of these acquisitions are worth the price paid.
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One could point to Solvency II as evidence that our part of the sector will take the incoming accounting standard standard in its stride.
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If every moving picture had induced panic in spectators during the fledgling years of cinematic technology, you probably wouldn’t be reading this on a screen right now.
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Families can drive you crazy.
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London (re)insurers have so far managed to avoid job cuts, but some tough decisions now lie ahead.