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The start-up's reinsurance division will target cat and retro business as well as a selection of specialty lines. -
The Lloyd’s CEO said it was not for business to set the tone on climate, as the Corporation laid out its first ESG report.
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The deal will help the Aquiline-owned syndicate diversify away from motor insurance.
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Could a back-to-basics approach see ILS firms shun Lloyd's advantages for lower-cost alternatives?
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The Corporation has focused on its plans to create a digital marketplace in Blueprint Two, its latest strategy document.
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Lloyd’s CEO points to the likelihood of a drawn-out dispute in comments on an Airmic panel.
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Investors will be able to see their capital instruments in real time, CEO John Neal said during Insurance Insider’s virtual (Re)Connect event.
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The newly created role will focus on broker relationships in the E&S markets.
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Lloyd's is conscious of the need to balance attracting ILS capital with controlling catastrophe exposures, the Corporation's CFO Burkhard Keese told this publication.
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The underwriting room is operating at 45% capacity, with the working week split by line of business.
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Helios provides capacity to syndicates such as Tokio Marine Kiln 510, Beazley Furlonge 623 and Hiscox 33.
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Proposed plans could open up new routes to Lloyd's for investors, but will there be space for them?
