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2005 and 2017 felt like very similar years, right down to the three-letter abbreviations that defined them.
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Revolutionaries are idealists.
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I read two great articles in the last week. Both were pieces of analysis.
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It's amazing how secular trends work their way back and forth across the corporate world down the generations. They ebb and flow like the tides.
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Warren Buffett has it easier than me.
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Insurance is a really simple business. You take in premiums and you use them to pay out claims. Anything left over is profit.
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Are we in insurance going against the gods?
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On a wall of the Insider offices is a framed piece of original artwork that was published on the front cover of the fourth issue of the then London Insurance Insider.
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Are markets stupid?
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As anyone following Travelers in recent years will know, the US insurance giant's management are reluctant to accept the "bellwether" moniker bestowed upon them by many industry commentators
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The AIG-Validus deal puts an end to the Bermudian class of 2005.
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In April 2014 when Endurance tried to buy Aspen, an investment banker told me that no Bermudian (re)insurers with a market cap of less than $10bn would remain in public hands in 18 months' time