All articles by Ben Dyson – Page 2
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Re & RisksTransatlantic Holdings: life after AIG
A tenure as AIG’s in-house reinsurer may have put Transatlantic Holdings on the map, but it’s determined now to make the most of its new-found freedom
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Companies & MarketsApollo sets the pace in bid for Lloyd's foothold
Private equity firms are eyeing opportunities to break into the tricky Lloyd's market, but analysts see little prospect of merger and acquisition activity this year
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Companies & MarketsThe rise of the aggregators
The majority of motor business is conducted by aggregators, with the other major lines of business set to follow soon. With four huge comparison websites on the rise, brokers definitely have cause for concern
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People & OpinionInterview: Luke Savage
Behind the mild-mannered exterior of the Lloyd’s finance director is a will of steel. We talk to the man determined to whip the Solvency II directive into a shape that best serves the market
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NewsLower returns, but Beazley’s caution ‘was right decision’
Finance director Martin Bride reflects on strategy as analysts deem investment result disappointing
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NewsAnalyst says sophistication needed to tackle soft market
'It's not as simple as raising prices' warns Accenture partner
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News£16m fraudulent claims detected each week
ABI reports rise of 14% in 2009, with motor insurance fraud totalling £410m alone
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People & OpinionInterview: Robert Orlich
Transatlantic Holdings chief executive Robert Orlich saw a silver lining when AIG sold its majority stake in the reinsurer. He talks about what the group plans to do with its new-found freedoms
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NewsRBS mulls Part VII transfer to prepare for Solvency II
Transfer is one possible option as part of restructuring of insurance division
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NewsCooper Gay thinking bigger after Swett & Crawford purchase
Broking group will focus on UK business and emerging markets, not more acquisitions, chief exec says
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NewsDrakefield’s net profit down but interim dividend 50% up
Travel broker's turnover dropped 2% despite policy sale increases
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NewsOver-50s broker busts £80m turnover barrier
Fortis subsidiary RIAS's 2009 expense ratio showed a downward trend, but operating profit was less positive
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NewsBrit tests Apollo’s will with latest bid rejection
Analysts say reports of Apollo frustration should push Brit to make a deal
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NewsGroupama remains upbeat in rating agency downgrading
S&P has cut Groupama's financial strength rating from A to A-
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