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Lloyd’s is looking to optimise its capital structure and debt maturity profile through the offer.
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In last year’s survey, only second-quartile syndicates reported aggregate year-on-year growth of more than 10%.
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The tech partners have agreed to make at least transitional changes to their software to interact with the Corporation’s new digital services.
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The pace of Lloyd’s capacity growth is set to quicken as three-quarters of syndicates have been permitted a pre-emption.
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It is understood that Revilla will work at Lloyd’s in South Florida until year-end.
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The London Market carrier has reported a 2023 stamp of £3.8bn for Syndicate 2623, its largest Lloyd’s vehicle.
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Patrick Tiernan also voiced support for changes in sanctions to support the transport of Russian-origin food and fertiliser.
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Eight syndicates including newer vehicles from CFC and others, as well as mature vehicles from Everest Re and Lancashire, have so far reported increases in stamp capacity of 50% or more.
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The Lloyd’s capacity provider raised the money as part of an accelerated book-build process.
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Earlier this year, Superscript opened an office in the Netherlands and gained accreditation to operate across the EEA.
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London carriers were bullish on the opportunity ahead and suggested new ways of working will continue to evolve.
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A harder retro market will have a knock-on effect for London reinsurers, a panel of executives said at today’s London Market Conference hosted by Insurance Insider.