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As much as Brussels lacks appeal, the Lloyd's Belgium job is fundamental to its post-Brexit strategyWatching the television over the weekend, I was horrified to see my first Christmas advert of the year.
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The Corporation plans to consider applications to write Canadian cannabis risks as part of 2019 syndicate business plans.
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The period of facsimile start-ups looks to be well and truly over.
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The company looks to address a tax issue faced by its major backers without a strategic pivot. -
The billionaire co-founders of Two Sigma are looking to avoid falling foul of stricter US tax rules.
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Fyshe Underwriting has more than £500,000 of Lloyd’s underwriting capacity for 2018.
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Ex-QBE CEO Neal, XL Catlin’s Jardine, Deloitte’s Buesnel and ex-Aon president McGill among runners and riders for the top job.
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The portfolio is understood to include a range of airline and hull deductible risks.
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Chance Warmack’s loss-of-value policy was triggered by his low Philadelphia contract.
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The Chinese state-owned reinsurer is the high bidder by a substantial margin.
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The noise around London’s expense base in particular has got louder in light of a Lloyd’s crackdown on syndicate profitability.
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The lawsuit claims that Lloyd’s was not authorised as a cover provider in Hawaii.
