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The executive crediting with rescuing Lloyd’s in 1990s crisis passes away after a long illness.
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The Barry Zyskind-led insurer will roll some of its stake into Canopius, while partially cashing out.
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Now here’s a recipe for you.
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The InsurTech plans to develop products for the international market.
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Panellists urge action on London expense ratios and digital innovation.
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Is it absolutely imperative to run everything out of EC3?
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On their way to medals, knighthoods, eternal Olympic glory etc, British cycling giants such as Sir Bradley Wiggins, Victoria Pendleton CBE and Sir Chris Hoy were imbued with a singular driving philosophy which underwrote their path to success.
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Normally we ration ourselves to one conference a year where London (re)insurance market folk talk about parochial London problems. Once a year feels about right to bring out some of the old chestnuts of Lime Street politics and give them a good roasting. We usually do this at our November London Market conference.
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Unprofitable syndicates were eroding 87 percent of the market’s profits before the performance drive, according to the executive.
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Speaking at this publication’s Insider London event today, the Axa XL CEO said Lloyd’s unique selling point was the underwriting talent pool.
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Cameron calls on brokers and insurers to cooperate on technology.
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The second set of market-wide data shows the vast majority of syndicates beat the 30 percent target for electronic placing.