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The outgoing Lloyd’s COO says the Corporation will continue its diversity work after her departure.
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Property, marine and energy head Carl Day will start the new role on 1 January.
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A New York judge has found that losses must be allocated pro rata over 40 years, causing them to fall short of triggering excess policies.
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Is additional capital load something that syndicates can also expect year after year?
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Solvency capital requirements are increased by as much as 20 percent for some syndicates’ plans. -
Christian Noyer also advises the French government on Brexit.
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There has been an outbreak of common sense in mainland Europe.
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The expansion comes after the MGA gained backing last year from Preservation Capital.
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Silent escalators at 1 Lime Street, the soft hum of a barman chatting quietly to a lone suited customer at the Grapes, tumbleweed whirling through the windy lanes linking Fenchurch Street to Eastcheap.
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Active underwriter David Dale says the casualty syndicate has clearance from Lloyd’s to lift stamp capacity by 6 percent next year.
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The driving force behind the Corporation’s modernisation efforts will depart when a successor is found.
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