London market
Why Did It Take a Pandemic to Drive Electronic Placement in the London Market?
Electronic placing in the London market was a long time coming, with many obstacles to overcome. It took the pandemic to prove electronic placement is a benefit and not a ...
Net-Zero Business Opportunities Could Double Size of London Insurance Market: LIIBA
The business opportunities provided by the global transition to net zero is potentially large enough to double the size of the London insurance market, according to the London and International ...
London Market Continues to Benefit From Rising Rates and Other Tailwinds: AM Best
Upward premium rate momentum is expected to continue to support underlying performance for the London market, despite mounting challenges connected to climate modeling, claims inflation and the war ...
Claims Inflation, Weakening Price Momentum Could Hit Reinsurer, London Market Profits
The global reinsurance and London market sectors face increased risks from rising claims inflation, financial market volatility and weakening price momentum, according to a commentary published by ...
Ukraine Invasion Analysis: AM Best Sees ‘Significant Implications’ for Insurers
AM Best believes that Russia's invasion of Ukraine could have a "substantial impact" on the world's insurance industry in the near to midterm, the rating agency said in a report published on Friday. ...
European Insurers Brace for Sanctions Over Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
A simmering threat of sanctions against the operator of the $11 billion Nord Stream 2 pipeline risks shutting off cover from European insurers for the politically-sensitive project to bring Russian ...
Former Lloyd’s CEO Beale Joins Willis Towers Watson Board as Part of Activist-Spurred Revamp
Willis Towers Watson PLC , which has been under pressure from activist investor Elliott Management, appointed four new directors on Thursday as it looks to turn around its business following a ...
Lloyd’s Must Confront Past Steeped in Slavery
British ships ferried over 3 million enslaved African people across the Atlantic Ocean. Lloyd's of London insured many of those vessels, the people chained below deck sometimes categorized as ...