Lloyd's of London News – Page 75
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NewsInsurers becoming risk-averse, warns study
Risk management seen as a ‘hygiene activity’ rather than a provider of opportunity
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NewsAdmiral extends reinsurance arrangements
New deals see Admiral continue to hold 25% of liabilities
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NewsRun-off buyer Tawa sells closed reinsurer for $30m
Bermuda-based run-off buyer Catalina buys KX Re
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NewsAXA launches road safety campaign
RoadSafe Schools launched to improve safety on the roads for school children
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NewsDemand for transactional risk insurance grows - Marsh
Largest increase reported in North America
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NewsGuy Carpenter appoints head of casualty
Reinsurance specialist hires casualty specialist from Partner Re
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KPMG calls for clear roadmap on Solvency II after latest delay
Key vote on Omnibus 2 delayed to 22 October, No official timetable for remaining process
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NewsLockton's James joins US (re)insurer Allied World
Former Lockton chief to join Allied World in March to help expand insurer’s global presence
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NewsMunich Re's profits more than quadrupled in 2012
World’s largest reinsurer books healthy profits despite $800m claims from Superstorm Sandy in preliminary figures
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What are the world's top businessmen worried about?
Cyber attacks are one of the main concerns for insurers, but they also present them with an opportunity to expand their offering
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What's the biggest risk?
A new report has found insurers and the general public have very different views on the big risks of the future
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NewsInsurers need to teach consumers about future risks – CII
Study highlights divergence in risk perception of consumers and risk professionals
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NewsUK motor reinsurance rates up 25% - Guy Carp
Reinsurers’ last-minute U-turn on PPOs prevented motor capacity squeeze
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NewsUK motor insurers hit by reinsurance capacity cut – Willis Re
Loss-free excess-of-loss rates up by between 20% and 30%
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NewsTower Group to provide £200m of Lloyd's projected GWP
US insurer to back new Canopius special-purpose syndicate
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NewsGlobal insurance rates firm in fourth quarter despite Sandy costs
US east coast storm not a market changing event but rates likely to rise in 2013
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NewsEuropean insurers warned over eurozone
Moody’s says 50% of insurers carry negative outlook and could face downgrade
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