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Buesnel: Tysers poised for accelerated growth with new AUB ownership
On the eve of its 200-year anniversary celebrations, Lloyd’s oldest trading broker is finally in a position to plan strategically for the long term within the new, supportive framework of an insurance trade owner, Tysers CEO Clive Buesnel has exclaimed.
AUB CEO declares Tysers deal “exceptionally positive” for Lloyd’s
Lloyd’s and the wider London insurance market will benefit substantially from AUB Group’s £500mn+ (A$880mn) agreed acquisition of Tysers, the CEO of the Australian group has said in an exclusive interview with The Insurer TV.
CSU: (Re)insurers should brace for “above-normal” 2022 Atlantic hurricane season
In this video, Colorado State University (CSU) researcher Phil Klotzbach tells The Insurer TV the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season will be characterised by “above-normal” activity for the seventh consecutive year.
Liiba’s CEO Croft: Government must help London market unlock $125bn net-zero opportunity
A flexible regulatory framework will be “critical” if the London market is to realise the $125bn a year premium growth opportunity that could be unlocked from net-zero prospects, according to London & International Insurance Brokers’ Association (Liiba) CEO Christopher Croft.
Verisk Specialty Business Solutions CEO: Adoption is the “key” next step towards technology development
(Re)insurance software platform Verisk Specialty Business Solutions will look to connect businesses and get them to “talk to each other” in a push for technology adoption, its CEO Ian Summers has said, as clients demand better distribution, data security and data enhancement.
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AUB CEO declares Tysers deal “exceptionally positive” for Lloyd’s
Lloyd’s and the wider London insurance market will benefit substantially from AUB Group’s £500mn+ (A$880mn) agreed acquisition of Tysers, the CEO of the Australian group has said in an exclusive interview with The Insurer TV.
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CSU: (Re)insurers should brace for “above-normal” 2022 Atlantic hurricane season
In this video, Colorado State University (CSU) researcher Phil Klotzbach tells The Insurer TV the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season will be characterised by “above-normal” activity for the seventh consecutive year.
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Prospective: The 30-minute Monte Carlo
This month’s edition of Prospective, The Insurer TV’s flagship analysis programme, is dedicated to #ReinsuranceMonth.
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CEO panel calls for focus on future climate impacts amid escalating nat cat losses
Elevated catastrophe losses stemming from secondary perils was a dominant theme at the 1.1 renewals and continues to be so during the Q4 and full-year 2021 results season.
