Lloyd’s of London News
Arch Capital Turns to Dublin for Post-Brexit EU HQ
Arch Capital Group Ltd. has picked Dublin for its post-Brexit European Union headquarters. The Bermuda-based specialty insurer and reinsurer said the new offices will help ensure continuity with its ...
UK Political Battle Brewing That Could Drastically Alter Brexit
Twelve rebel Conservatives have signed an amendment calling for the U.K. to stay in the Europe Union's single market, edging toward a common front with the main opposition Labour Party that could ...
Tokyo, New York, Top Lloyd’s List of Cities Facing the Most Risks
Tokyo is the global city facing most risks to its annual economic output, due to its proximity to North Korea, according to an index compiled by the Lloyd's of London insurance market. New York ranks ...
Post-Brexit UK Will Keep Focus on Financial Services: Govt. Minister
Financial services will remain a "guiding light" for Britain's economy after Brexit and there is no intention to "rip up the rulebook" to compete better as a top financial center, a government ...
Lloyd’s Wins Approval to Open Its Post-Brexit London Subsidiary
Lloyd's of London has approval for its post-Brexit EU outpost in Belgium. The license approval came from the National Bank of Belgium for Lloyd's Insurance Co., or the Lloyd's Brussels outfit. ...
Europe’s Fledgling Cyber Insurance Market Stands to Gain From New Privacy Rules
Data privacy rules coming into force this week are giving Europe's fledgling cyber insurance market a boost as they make companies more aware of the risks caused by customer information breaches. ...
Proactive Efforts Can Boost Levels of Female Insurance Executives More Quickly: NAIC Panel
The number of female executives in the insurance industry continues to rise slowly, but more should be done to quicken the pace, Lloyd's of London Chief Executive Officer Inga Beale said. "I am a ...
Brexit Still Places Millions of Insurance/Derivative Contracts at Risk: EU
There is no guarantee that Brexit won't disrupt millions of insurance and derivative contracts and it is still up to firms to take preventive measures, the European Union's financial services chief ...