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  • Lloyd's insurer Brit is considering legal action against rival Abacus Syndicates Management over the recruitment of former PRI Ltd staff, the liability insurer acquired by Brit earlier this year for around £173mn. As first revealed in issue 81 of The I
  • There was increased speculation over the weekend that the UK’s second largest domestic non-life insurer, Royal & Sun Alliance (R&SA), will launch a rights issue later this week.
  • Despite last month’s decision by Lloyd’s to approve Chaucer’s syndicate merger plans, it seems the fiery response from elements of the Members' Agents has yet to be doused.
  • Waning market share, slower premium rises and fiercer competition among smaller businesses: all are cited as catalysts for a mooted increase in broker M&A Consolidation among brokers is set to increase, according to new analysis by investment bank Morg
  • New entrant with an interesting past offers EL insurance to the London Market... After the demise of the likes of Independent and The Underwriter, it was inevitable that soaring professional indemnity rates would attract new players into a market where
  • Following AM Best’s decision to downgrade SCOR to B++ this month, the French reinsurer goes into the key renewal season with its rating below the critical A- from the major agencies.
  • Munich Re executives met with London based analysts and fund managers earlier this month as the reinsurer sought to reassure the City in the light of its shock downgrade by rating agency Standard & Poor's. In August, Munich Re suffered the humiliatio
  • Recently announced Lloyd's liability start-up Illium Syndicate 4040 is on the fast track to making its underwriting debut after deciding to buy a majority stake in the existing Lloyd's managing agency of run-off specialist Omni Whittington. Illium will
  • Rating agency Moody’s believes the current benign trading conditions will see Lloyd’s return a profit of £3.7bn for the 2002 and 2003 years of account. Moody’s has increased its forecast for 2002 to £1.9bn - the equivalent of 14.5 percent of capacity -
  • The expansion of Omega Underwriting Agents from a small Lloyd's managing agency into an insurance group that could even consider an IPO remains on a knife-edge. Omega has submitted to Lloyd's and had initial approval for plans which would see the Agenc