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Sources expect at least $80mn-$90mn of insured losses stemming from the case.
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The Plane Talking report said the longevity of the ‘buyers’ market’ is in question.
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The settlement was announced by DAE’s lawyer Alistair Schaff on day one of the aviation ‘mega trial’.
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Many insurers have cut back lines in Lebanon, although larger insured sums are at stake in Israel.
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The deal has reduced the carrier’s one-in-250-year cyber loss scenario from $651mn to $461mn.
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The CUO said the market must not try to recreate the conditions of 20 years ago.
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The business recently hired former Occam PVT underwriter Nicholas Stevens.
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The 12-week trial is set to commence in the Commercial Court in London tomorrow.
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The smart-follow unit was launched as part of Howden’s HX in 2020.
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The underwriter has spent a decade at Chaucer.
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Co-heads of the space unit Chris Gibbs and Richard Parker have left the carrier following the exit from the class.