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BMA introduces ‘targeted enhancements’ to regulatory regime
Revisions will bolster Bermuda’s international reputation and financial stability, says industry body
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Munich Re raises profit guidance for 2023
In its reinsurance business, the group is aiming for a profit of around €3.3 billion next year with a COR of 86%
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Insurance sector ‘perfectly positioned’ for carbon removal action – Swiss Re
Swiss Re’s senior risk manager advises underwriters to not be ‘scared’ of providing cover for carbon removal
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QBE International names Rob Stone CFO
He was most recently managing Equator Re, QBE’s inward reinsurance facility, before stepping in to run the Finance, Actuarial and Legal function
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Fresh protests in the City over controversial coal project
It follows a tip-off that Probitas1492 is insuring the Adani Carmichael’s thermal coal project rail line, haulage operation and port
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Lime Syndicate Management gets green light from Lloyd’s
Headed up by former Barbican boss David Reeves, it will offer new clients a legacy-free ‘plug and play’ solution
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Descartes launches balance sheet insurer
Sébastien Piguet, Descartes Underwriting’s chief underwriting officer, will serve as CEO of Descartes Insurance
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Lloyd’s welcomes Richard Dudley as Council member
He replaces Dominic Christian, who will be stepping down on 31 January 2023 after nine years
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Bermuda reinsurers anticipate $13 billion in Ian claims
Total (re)insurance losses resulting from Hurricane Ian are expected to total between $50 billion and $75 billion
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Fitch follows S&P in SCOR downgrade
Downgrade reflects the reinsurer’s continued weak financial performance, which “has worsened in 2022”
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Inflation and nat cats are creating ‘perfect storm’ at 1/1
A sharp reduction in available nat cat reinsurance capacity will make for a challenging renewal season - Clyde & Co
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China insurance outlook revised on easing of lockdown rules
AM Best has revised its market segment outlook on the China non-life insurance industry to stable from negative
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Hong Kong unveils risk and insurance roadmap
Markets in the Mainland and Hong Kong will be brought closer to transform the SAR into a ’global risk management and insurance hub’
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Lloyd’s participants should “lean into” hard market - Tiernan
Market has “headroom” to grow its cat appetite and syndicates with ’capacity, capability and expertise’ should take advantage
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Neil Smith steps down as Hampden CEO
He will be replaced by Alistair Wood, currently a director of Hampden Agencies and head of research
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SiriusPoint International in slew of senior hires
SiriusPoint Ltd has appointed Rob Gibbs as president of its international business and CEO of SiriusPoint International Insurance Corporation
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Delays continue to hinder Blueprint Two delivery
The programme is at a ’pivotal’ point, says John Neal, as he insists the programme will be delivered in 2024
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Korean Re adopts coal-exit strategy
The move by Asia’s second largest reinsurer is welcomed, but there are calls to restrict coal from its treaty business
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Beazley Smart Tracker gains full syndicate status
Will Roscoe, who has managed the Smart Tracker since 2019, has been appointed its active underwriter
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After Stonegate: Unpicking Covid-19 BI aggregation potential
Why reinsurers should look to recent Covid-related judgments on the direct side in an effort to resolve uncertainty