Charles Taylor
Cyber MGA joins Charles Taylor's incubator to offer SMEs cyber insurance
Cyber MGA, Node International has chosen Charles Taylor as its management service and will benefit from its MGA and broker incubator service.
Charles Taylor completes integration of Cega
Charles Taylor has completed the integration of medical and travel claims firm Cega into the wider group.
Charles Taylor eyes potential $6.1 trillion insurance market after solid 2016
London-headquartered global insurance services firm Charles Taylor is confident of global expansion after posting solid 2016 results.
Charles Taylor opens Panama office
Charles Taylor has opened an office in Panama to market captive insurance services to businesses across Latin America.
Knowles takes on parent company name
Knowles Loss Adjusters has rebranded to Charles Taylor General Adjusting Services.
Articulating terror risks with construction policies
As the areas affected by war and terrorism expand, the number of risks seeking insurance in those regions is increasing.
Charles Taylor reports 6.8% rise in revenue to £74m
Charles Taylor has reported a 6.8% increase in revenue to £74m in the first half of 2016.
Charles Taylor looking to help Cega expand its client base
Charles Taylor is hoping its existing client base will help organically grow new acquisition Cega.
Charles Taylor acquires Cega for £29.8m
Charles Taylor has acquired Cega Group, a specialist provider of technical medical assistance and travel claims management services, for £29.8m.
Europe: The run-off opportunity
The $250bn (£175bn) European insurance run-off market is now big business.
Claims: Claims side leads way towards a digital Lloyd's
Lloyd’s of London, like the London market as a whole, is becoming more urgent about getting up to speed with modern technology – and claims is leading the way
Charles Taylor Managing Agency appoints Ajay Gupta as CUO
Charles Taylor Managing Agency has appointed Ajay Gupta as chief underwriting officer and board director from Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Underwriting.
Charles Taylor to target insurtech with specialist arm
Professional services firm Charles Taylor will target the insurance technology market with a dedicated business, Charles Taylor Insure Tech.
Drones and Vnuk in the news; David Marock interviewed
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Interview: David Marock, Group CEO, Charles Taylor
He's a CEO with £24m burning a hole in his pocket but Charles Taylor boss David Marock isn't in a great hurry to spend it.
Open APIs mooted by Brolly co-founder after insurtech Downing Street summit
The slower pace of insurtech growth has been recognised by government during a Downing Street meeting of leading industry players on Wednesday (30 March).
Solvency II drives increase in Lloyd's legacy portfolio sales
An increasing number of firms are looking to dispose of their legacy portfolios as Solvency II puts pressure on capital requirements.
The Claims Process: Together again
Hammering down loss adjusters on fees proved a false economy for insurers as falling service standards merely wreaked more havoc on the industry’s reputation. But sense has prevailed and the two sectors are showing signs of a welcome reconciliation
Profits and revenues up at Charles Taylor in 2015
Charles Taylor CEO David Marock has heralded 2015 as a year of “strong growth” after the multi-faceted firm delivered a 31.6% increase in statutory profit before tax to £12.8m for 2015 (2014: £9.7m).
Charles Taylor completes Bestpark disposal
Charles Taylor subsidiary LCL Acquisitions has completed the sale of its holding in run-off insurer Bestpark International to Ashbrooke Financial Group.
Charles Taylor recruits internally for insurance services CEO
Charles Taylor has appointed Luisa Barile as CEO of its insurance services division to succeed Stephen Card, who has been appointed insurance support services director.
Tornadoes: Whirling havoc
Widespread media coverage may give the impression tornadoes only occur in the US. This is not the case, with the high-speed weather phenomenon threatening destruction around the world
London market claims system Write-Back goes live
Write-Back, the system that allows the IT systems of Lloyd’s managing agents to interact fully with the market’s central claims systems, went live on 17 October, supported by eight carriers.
Charles Taylor sticks to strategy with non-life business transfer
Charles Taylor subsidiaries Cardrow Insurance and Beech Hill Insurance have entered agreements to transfer their insurance businesses to Tenecom, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.