Transatlantic gains.
New York-based Transatlantic Holdings, parent of Transatlantic Re and
Putnam Re, increased net income by 50% to $64.7m in the second quarter of
1998, largely due to realised capital gains of $29m.
Putnam Re, increased net income by 50% to $64.7m in the second quarter of
1998, largely due to realised capital gains of $29m.
In memory
With great sadness we confirm that Sir David Rowland, our former Chairman from 1993 to 1997, has passed away. He played a critical role in safeguarding the future of the Lloyd’s market through perhaps its most difficult period.
— Lloyd's (@LloydsofLondon) February 18, 2019
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