All lloyd's articles – Page 2
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NewsNeal issues Blueprint Two update after phase one delayed to October
Lloyd’s of London chief executive John Neal has said that phase one of Blueprint Two will be implemented when there is confidence that the technology works.
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NewsFidelis Partnership spearheads new Lloyd’s Syndicate
Lloyd’s has given “in principle” approval for Syndicate 3123 in collaboration with Fidelis and private capital provider Hampden Agencies.
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NewsApollo, Munich Re Syndicate, Tokio Marine HCC partner on marine builders’ risk Lloyd’s consortium
The new consortium builds on an existing arrangement in which Apollo has partnered with Munich Re Syndicate on marine hull business since 2019.
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NewsAgile Lloyd’s Syndicate 2427 approved in principle
New syndicate-in-a-box to focus on niche and SME business written in domestic APAC markets, particularly liability, professional indemnity, accident and health, property and travel.
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NewsProbitas buy ‘win-win’ to accelerate ‘organic ambitions’ – Aviva’s Storah
Aviva’s purchase of Probitas gives the insurer instant ‘scale’ in the Lloyd’s market, says UKGI chief executive.
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NewsAspen makes new UK CEO, CUO appointments
Interim UK CEO confirmed in job and new CUO, previously head of credit and political risk.
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NewsLloyd’s appoints Schrader general counsel
Already performing the role in an interim basis, Schrader has been with Lloyd’s since 2000.
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NewsAxio announces Lloyd’s investment
Insurtech graduate of the Lloyd’s Lab focused on quantifying cyber risk for critical infrastructure.
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NewsBullish Lloyd’s expects to be in the top quartile – Tiernan
Four pillars of the Lloyd’s 2024 cyber strategy, a nat cat portfolio shift, and a “quiet revolution” in the market, were outlined by the Lloyd’s chief of markets, speaking at a Fitch Ratings event.
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NewsBeazley sponsors first London Bridge cat bond at Lloyd’s
The Aon-brokered 144A excess of loss cat bond provides $100m of multi-year protection for named storm and earthquake events affecting the US, Canada and Caribbean.
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NewsLloyd’s agrees deal with Ping An to stay on One Lime Steet to 2035
The iconic Lloyd’s building will continue to play host to the subscription re/insurance market for at least another decade, after a deal with its Chinese owner.
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NewsAXA XL appoints Gosselin as CUO for UK and Lloyd’s
The re/insurer’s new London market chief underwriter joins from Liberty Mutual, where he was global leader for energy and transition risk, and a former CUO of Liberty Specialty Markets.
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NewsBlueprint Two delayed after LMA request
A statement from Lloyd’s confirms phase two of its digital transformation plan is being pushed back from October 2024 to April 2025 after a request from the LMA’s board.
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NewsO’Shea appointed CFC CEO after misconduct investigation by Lloyd’s
CFC announces senior management changes following the completion of an investigation by Lloyd’s into allegations of non-financial misconduct at the company, without disclosing the details of the probe or any allegations made.
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NewsLloyd’s launches consultation on insuring lower-carbon economy transition
The Lloyd’s market has released a consultation on its roadmap for insuring the transition to a green economy.
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NewsCanopius Asia CEO Newman takes up UK role
Mark Newman takes over as UK CEO of Canopius, departing his current role leading the London-based re/insurance carrier across Asia Pacific.
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NewsTwo new members elected to Lloyd’s Council, both deputy chairs re-elected
Sean McGovern, CEO for the UK and Lloyd’s at re/insurer AXA XL, is one of those elected to the Lloyd’s Council.
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NewsLloyd’s reveals global economy exposed to $3.5trn major cyber attack
A systemic risk scenario from Lloyd’s focused on “a hypothetical but plausible cyber-attack”, with the US, China and Japan hardest hit.
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NewsOka gets Lloyd’s ‘in principle’ approval for Asta-managed SIAB 1922
A new “syndicate in a box” gets the nod from Lloyd’s to go ahead, expecting to begin underwriting at the start of next year.
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NewsHowden Ventures innovation hub launches with £500m capacity
New incubator backed by delegated underwriting capacity from backed by Lloyd’s underwriters, including Tokio Marine Kiln, Chaucer, and Liberty Specialty Markets. Its first investment was named as CetoAI, a marine technology firm.
