All articles by Newsdesk – Page 24
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NewsChancellor attempts to steady the markets after Brexit fallout
The UK is “open for business”, says George Osborne
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NewsBREXIT: LMG affirms dealing with tricky situations is "in its DNA"
London Market Group affirms it is “business as usual”
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NewsBREXIT: financial services will face large scale redundancies, says Clyde & Co
Employment will also be a key issue with the loss of freedom of movement
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NewsCan London remain "a fulcrum of HQ operations?" asks CMS
The law firm says London will need new “playbook for distribution”
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News‘Lloyd’s will remain centre of global specialist (re)insurance’ says John Nelson
The Lloyd’s chairman says it will be business as usual for the next two years
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NewsBrexit will send “shudder through financial services industry” says KPMG
Short-term volatility is inevitable
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NewsIFoA to adapt itself to global market changes
The actuarial institution will present a change of strategy
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NewsLloyd’s opens Colombian office
Based in Bogota, it aims at strenghtening the specialist position in Latin America
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NewsUK companies to face increased cyber regulations even with Brexit
EU regulations to be followed whatever the outcome, according to experts at Beazley’s Hacked! Conference
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NewsAon expands its cyber expertise team with London appointment
Luke Foord-Kelcey will be co-head of the group, along with Bill Henriques
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NewsAllianz strengthens its presence in Africa
The Group announced an agreement to acquire Zurich’s Morocco subsidiary
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NewsEngineered Insurance Solutions gains Lloyd's approval
The South African-based underwriting agency has been approved as Lloyd´s coverholder
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NewsCyber threats on infrastructure
The recent power blackout in Ukraine, widely blamed on Russia, may well be the start of a chilling new era
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NewsInsurance Development Forum, set in motion at GIF
Insurance experts from around the world will work with the UN and the World Bank to achieve global resilience and sustainable development goals
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NewsBrexit poses a threat to the London market, says Lloyd's
Market leaders published a position paper warning about the consequences of a vote to leave
