Lloyd’s/London
Lloyd's broker rocked by client and staff loss
Lloyd's broker Monument has lost one of its biggest clients and seen the resignation of five senior ...
Lloyd's replaces 1986 test with new one
A new test is being introduced by Lloyd’s, the International Underwriting Association, the London Market Brokers Committee, the Lloyd’s Market Association and the Chartered Insurance Institute to help try and drive up standards of knowledge, performance…
Swinton motor book overtaken
High-street broking giant Swinton has seen a dramatic growth in its non-motor policies, exceeding th...
G6 agrees electronic transfer
The G6 group of Lloyd’s managing agents has today agreed to a new process using Acord data standards which will ultimately allow the electronic transfer of risk-related data and documents between group members and four leading brokers in the Lloyd’s…
Axa and RSA back ATD in £100m plan
Axa and Royal and Sun Alliance have signed a three-year deal with Primary Group underwriting agency ...
Kiln set to cut Cat exposure
Kiln has attributed a slump in its profit before tax of £29.4m to the worst year on record for natur...
Lloyd’s private investors receive a 60% gain
Private investors backing Lloyd's insurance syndicates selected by Hampden Agencies Limited have benefited from a total return on capital of +62.8%. Hampden's Members' Agent Pooling Arrangement No.7200 is one of the firm's unit trust-like vehicles for…
Kiln reports profit slump
Kiln today became the latest Lloyd’s insurer to see its profits slump from £37.9m in 2004 to £8.5m in 2005.
JLT boss leaves in shake-up
Paul Maynard, a director of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Risk Solutions, has become the first high-profile...
So long the City towards the brave new world
The recent article 'Aon plots to leave the City for new look EC4' (PM, 2 March, p48) was on the butt...
Analyst expects limited deterioration
Analyst Keefe Bruyette and Woods said it expects a limited deterioration in Royal and Sun Alliance's...
Events
13 March Insurance Institute of London Lunchtime Lectures - An outsider's view 22 Hanover Square, ...
Insurer lowers loss estimate
Lloyd's insurer Wellington Underwriting is likely to emerge from the 2005 hurricane season with lowe...
Events
6 March - Insurance Institute of London Lunchtime Lectures - Accelerated learning and memory techniq...
Lloyd's pulls plug on multi-million Kinnect deal
Lloyd's has decided to withdraw funding for the Kinnect programme after a review.In a statement, the...
Misconduct investigations agreement
AIG settles with Spitzer, US Department of Justice and the SEC
Stuart Degg announces his departure from Lloyd's
Stuart Degg, who developed Lloyd's three-year plan, last week announced his departure from head of s...
Events
15 February - Chartered Insurance Institute - Guiding the Profession, Members' Roadshow, Bristol, Te...
Appointment at Lloyd's Market Association
The Lloyd's Market Association has appointed Allison Goddard as technical executive. In her new role...
Alea losses spark crash
The market this week said it could not countenance any more bad news from Alea Group, after the comp...
Events
1 February - Insurance Institute of London Lunchtime Lectures - The long-term future of the airline ...
Fraud trial to end out of court
Willis and its fellow defendants in the controversial Pender Insurance fraud trial are likely to rea...
Lloyd's pulls out of redundant Kinnect
Lloyd's may never attempt to build its own electronic infrastructure again, after finally pulling th...
Lloyd's pulls plug on multi-million pound Kinnect
Lloyd's has decided to withdraw funding for the Kinnect programme following a review. In a statement the Lloyd's Franchise Board said it had decided that the platform was not optimal in ensuring more efficient business processes for the Lloyd's and…