Insurer News – Page 140
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NewsGlobal insurance broker secures approval for Asta-managed Flux syndicate 1985
The launch aims to increase the $32bn of premium already flowing into Lloyd’s from the broker
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NewsLondon market has ‘real opportunity’ to be ‘an innovator’ for climate change transition risks
Brokers, insurers, regulators and markets all have a role to play in supporting the transition to net zero carbon emissions
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NewsAnansi partners with insurer to offer embedded goods-in-transit insurance package
The collaboration aims to address current market pains resulting from an ‘antiquated’ method
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NewsLloyd’s improves ‘underlying performance’ – AM Best
Lloyd’s turned a corner in 2021, according to senior director.
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NewsLloyd’s of London’s reserving for Ukraine crisis is a 'sensible reserve position’
Lloyd’s had arrived at its reserving figure for Ukraine-related claims via a ’probability weighted exposure reserving method’, says chief financial officer
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NewsClimate change discussion is ‘more urgent than ever before’ to gain independence from Russia
Reinsurer cites dual motivations as to why climate change and the transition to net zero carbon emissions needs to be pushed up global agendas
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NewsRussia’s sovereign internet could see cyber insurance implications – CyberCube
A sovereign Russian internet could lead to cybercriminal safe havens which could see implications for cyber insurance according to the latest report from CyberCube published today (12 September 2022).
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NewsUK businesses remain ‘in the dark’ about energy costs despite new government plans
Businesses will require additional support before they are ‘forced to close their doors’, says risk expert
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NewsInsurance industry mourns death of ‘inspirational’ Queen Elizabeth II
The insurance sector is in mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II yesterday (8 September 2022) aged 96. She reigned for 70 years and 214 days and remains Britain’s longest standing monarch, having been catapulted to the throne on 2 June 1953 when she was aged 25, following the ...
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NewsLloyd’s of London reports COR of 91.4% for H1 2022
The market also achieved an underwriting profit of £1.2bn for the period
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NewsMatthew Wilson returns as Brit group chief executive
Wilson and his family have set up a fund with charity Blood Cancer UK
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NewsSiriusPoint names ex-RSA boss Scott Egan as new chief executive
The firm’s interim chief executive will step down
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NewsMoody’s teams up with specialty reinsurer on new ESG underwriting solution
The proposition was designed with the aim of supporting P&C insurers with ESG management
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NewsNew chancellor summons insurance leaders to Treasury
Kwarteng said his attention would immediately focus on minimising the impact of the cost of living crisis
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NewsABI responds to Merton Council leader comments in wake of Thornton Heath gas explosion
The trade association said it would continue to monitor any developments and reiterated that insurers would continue to do everything they can to assist impacted residents
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NewsMarkel names ex-AIG head as new managing director of distribution strategies and business development
The move will see his predecessor step down and move into a consultant role ahead of retirement at the end of the year
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NewsAnimal Friends chooses new chief financial officer
The appointee’s experience in finance will help ‘elevate and strengthen’ the firm’s strategic plans, says managing director
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NewsSchools want more crime and risk guidance from brokers – Ecclesiastical
The results of the insurer’s survey highlight an opportunity for brokers to engage with education clients
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NewsNorth American cyber MGA begins trading in the UK
The firm will be distributing its products via UK brokers to the SME sector, according to a statement
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NewsMotor manufacturer data could be the ‘Holy Grail’ for improving telematics insurance
Partnering with motor manufacturers to leverage this data could also create new partnerships for the insurance sector, says chief executive
