All Companies & Markets articles – Page 2
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Companies & MarketsWill the UK legal expenses add-on model go up in smoke?
DAS's Paul Asplin gives his views on a future price hike
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Companies & MarketsHow Syndicate 3210 transformed loss into profit
Combined ratio improved across several lines, helping transform a £17.1m loss into a £14.4 profit, but there is more to do says syndicate
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Companies & MarketsIncreasing control: our exclusive Q&A with Lloyd’s Luke Savage
Read finance director Savage’s views on how Lloyd’s is dealing with a tough market
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Companies & MarketsBrit/Apollo and CVC deal could spur further takeovers and mergers
Could a successful takeover break the Lloyd’s deadlock and lead to a flurry of deals in the insurance sector?
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Companies & MarketsHow LV= has avoided the bodily injury mess
LV= reported strong growth in its GI unit despite strong bias towards motor
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Companies & MarketsIs Confused.com a necessary evil for Admiral, despite disappointing results?
What do analysts make of Admiral’s results, including the decline in profits for Confused.com?
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Companies & MarketsPraise for Hiscox’s risk selection – the analysts’ view
Hiscox’s focus on specialist areas has helped it to outperform the market
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Companies & MarketsRBSI hit by bodily injury storm
Bodily injury claims are an industry-wide issue, so what’s the prognosis for the other motor insurers?
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Companies & MarketsGrappling with the IASB’s proposed new rules
As fair-value accounting is abandoned, what will be the challenges for the GI industry?
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Companies & MarketsLloyd’s is ready for technology
Computer-savvy graduates and fewer technophobes are helping the corporation to go digital
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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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