1 March 2010Insurance

Lloyd's to hit $23 billion in 2010

Lloyd’s is set to achieve a profit of up to $23 billion this year—an increase of as much as 27 percent from 2009 if estimates are correct.

Already registered?

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Insurance

Third party litigation funding alone costs each US household $600 a year

23 January 2026 Latest research strips out knock-on cost of investors piling into US litigation funding.

Insurance

British companies much less interested in taking out cyber insurance

23 January 2026 Axis Capital survey reveals disparity in attitudes to hedging cyber risk.

Insurance

Lloyd’s market prefect has not seen any softening in terms and conditions

23 January 2026 But softening pricing could ‘turn on knife edge’ warns Lloyd’s of London.

Third party litigation funding alone costs each US household $600 a year

British companies much less interested in taking out cyber insurance

Lloyd’s market prefect has not seen any softening in terms and conditions

Axa XL launches dedicated US alternative risk solutions team

Fidelis backs $75m Herbie Re 2026 retrocessional cat bond

The Fidelis Partnership bolsters broker bench with veteran lead

AI becomes defining edge for next-gen London Market MGAs

Descartes targets data centre developers with $140m parametric solution

Lloyd's to hit $23 billion in 2010

More on this story

Editor's picks

Editor's picks

More articles