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The financial services company may look to gain a credit rating for the Bermuda-based vehicle.
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The direction and timing of the missive feels right - let's hope Lloyd's tackles syndicates' other issues with the same gusto.
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Conservatism in The Hanover board could yet delay the outflow of Chinese money into the insurance sector.
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As a market watcher, attempting to determine which lines of business are underperforming syndicate by syndicate quickly proves itself to be a pretty meaningless exercise.
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A KPMG poll finds four fifths of insurers plan M&A or partnerships in the next three years.
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The easy wins are gone as there have already been several distribution plays and investors are doing more homework to find new usage opportunities.
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Once upon a time insurance was a brilliant, original idea. Money was paid in return for the transfer of a risk, mainly between wealthy merchants who knew and trusted one another.
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Three unnamed mega-carriers will write $900mn of premiums to support the company’s underwriting teams.
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The joint venture doesn't exactly have a directly comparable peer in the public markets.
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Those who want the promotion of competition to become a primary objective of the Prudential Regulation Authority are whistling in the wind.
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Nothing scary really exists ahead for the insurance industry, and that is the problem.
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This publication has held these InsurTech-focused gatherings for three years, and each year the conversation inches along a bit further.