Scor
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The carrier also took heavy Covid-19 losses in its L&H division, leading to an operating loss at group level.
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The carrier said lines including political risk, credit and surety and aviation were facing claims.
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The executive said the Ukraine conflict was an example of how the industry had come to over-optimise models.
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The incoming active underwriter and CUO was deputy active underwriter at Arch Syndicate 2012 and head of terrorism, aviation, war and space for Arch Insurance International.
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A 1% increase in inflation could lead to a five-point increase in combined ratio for a longer-tail risk such as medical professional liability, the Scor chairman said.
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Scor’s Malcolm Newman, Axa XL’s Sean McGovern and Aon’s Richard Dudley gave evidence to the Lords committee on regulation.
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The day, originally planned for 29 March, will be moved to the end of July.
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The syndicate has doubled its underwriting profit and improved its combined ratio as its turnaround work bears fruit.
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Earnings reports from Swiss Re, Munich Re and Scor have revealed increased cat budgets and highlighted continued shifts away from frequency coverage.
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Future large catastrophe events and new Covid-19 variants remain risk factors for 2022’s earnings.
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CEO Laurent Rousseau told employees face-to-face contact is “essential” to the business.
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The carrier booked EUR838mn of cat losses for 2021, equal to 12.8% of premium.
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