Commercial Lines related articles – Page 177
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NewsDeepwater disaster will push up rates
Lloyd's warns that offshore drilling insurance prices will have to go up 'quite significantly'
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Online onlyCourt ruling limits D&O class action
Foreign investors face tougher barriers to sue in US
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Online onlyHenderson in £4.5m loan deal
Lloyds loan used to secure two acquisitions and money still left over
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Online onlyRSA boss Adrian Brown gunged
See photos of RSA execs covered in slime and the pantomime horse derby
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In BusinessWhen company cultures collide
With any merger or acquisition only having a 50% chance of success, it’s not strategy or money clashes that make or break a union but culture
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NewsRestructure sets Touchstone on three-year path to GWP growth
Travel specialist plans to diversify into other specialisms
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People & OpinionInterview: Paul Moors
Outspoken yet self-deprecating, Bollington’s chairman is far from boring, despite his claims. Insurance Times hears from the man himself about the fascinating Groupama relationship and always wearing his heart on his sleeve
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NewsDesnos joins call for pre-pack clampdown
Euler Hermes chief backs campaign to tighten up administration rules
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News AnalysisLeeds roundtable: In a climate of uncertainty
With a new government in place and an emergency budget announced on Tuesday, how do brokers survive times that are both tough and uncertain? Insurance Times reports from the second AXA roundtable, where leaders from the broker-saturated Leeds market discuss how best to stand out and stay strong
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NewsMitsui chief climbs aboard Aviva corporate start-up
Warren will head corporate risk solutions division
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NewsShareholder speculation mounts as Apollo mulls £11 Brit option
Private equity firm could come back with improved offer
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NewsHiscox pulls solicitors’ PI as Quinn clients flood risk pool
Insurer fears over escalating costs prompt Solicitors’ Regulation Authority to crack down on ARP
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NewsCanopius acquisition of KGM steps up with due diligence
Lloyd's motor insurer would boost UK business portfolio
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SupplementsFeeling the squeeze
Predictions of a general spike in rates for PI cover have not been realised. Surveyors and solicitors are suffering as more claims are made against them but, elsewhere, competition means that the market is underwriting for income rather than profit
