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It is a very dangerous situation to have insurers ethically objecting to offering cover.
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The latest generation of hedge fund reinsurers has been less focused on exposure to superstar money managers.
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The noise around diversity and how to achieve it in the London market has been getting steadily louder in recent months.
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Asbestos remains the Next Big Thing for the insurance industry.
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Chairmen of Lloyd’s and Hispanic maidens have much in common.
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Reinsurance returns are pretty much at cyclical lows, with cat returns structurally squeezed and far less responsive to shocks than previously.
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The Lloyd's CEO is set to leave next year after what will by then be a five-year tenure.
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The pricing mentality needs a rethink.
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Negative headlines around underperformance, underwhelming 1.6 renewals and unsustainable cost bases seem to have worked to cool interest in acquiring Lloyd’s and London-focused businesses.
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Can we have faith that the new generation of guardians are made of the right stuff, and have the strength, guile and integrity to lead London through this most testing of times?
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In our bid to stem insurance brain drain, one wonders if the industry isn’t in danger of pandering to new recruits’ inner Mariah Carey.
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No sooner do we start saying that the specialty P&C public company is a dying breed than Sirius decides to reverse itself into a US listing.