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Travelers’ earnings miss makes it the outlier in commercial lines

To date, the company is the only US carrier to miss consensus estimates for second quarter earnings.

Gavin Davis, 31 July 2018
Fortunes diverge as London-listed players report H1 results

Beazley and Lancashire posted unexpected misses against estimates.

Iulia Ciutina, 31 July 2018
In a challenged market in which capital is a cheap commodity, a company’s culture becomes its best competitive advantage

The world is full of people trying to be something they are not.

Mark Geoghegan, 31 July 2018
It does seem nailed on now that AmTrust will look to conclude significant run-off deals with Enstar

AmTrust has huge outstanding underwriting liabilities, and by forming a partnership with Enstar it has brought the industry’s best manager of claims and commutations to the table.

Adam McNestrie, 31 July 2018
There is a type of company for which Lloyd’s makes abundant sense

Carriers with a cornerstone position in one market have much to gain from operating on Lime Street.

Adam McNestrie, 31 July 2018
Miller loses $50mn of binders premium to Bishopsgate

Myron Steves and Bass accounts to move across to Ardonagh’s wholesale broking start-up.

Adam McNestrie, 31 July 2018
Scor’s London business merger ‘about growth, not cost-cutting’

Deputy CEO Laurent Rousseau says the plan to fold the Channel syndicate into the wider London specialty business predates Lloyd’s performance management directorate’s crack-down

Rachel Dalton, 31 July 2018
Ed hires Jordan to lead marine

The broker has recruited Patrick Jordan to direct its marine segment.

John Hewitt Jones, 31 July 2018
InsurTech Blocksure inks Covéa deal

The start-up claims blockchain could generate back office savings up to 50 percent for carriers.

Bernard Goyder, 31 July 2018
Hiscox's underwriting restraint is a rare, and perfectly logical, example of positive inaction

In a world full of ruthless, mechanical efficiency, there is little love left for the concept of redundancy.

Matt Neill, 31 July 2018

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