Soft Market?
London, and Lloyd's in particular, has been hit hard by softening market conditions with margins deteriorating in recent years. But following hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, reinsurers hoped for significant improvements to the pricing environment
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Hiscox's Masojada: The market is for turning
Hiscox group chief executive, Bronek Masojada, was the first senior figure to suggest the recent spate of devastating catastrophes could turn the market. But he also argues if rates go up, there is a real danger that the market will lose sight of the work it has to do to make London more competitive
Rates unlikely to jump on storm losses: Moody's
Rating agency predicts 'pockets of strength' in loss-affected accounts
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Companies House: Market waits to gauge depth of reaction to cats
Conditions should pick up in the US property/casualty market next year but exactly how far the improvement extends remains to be seen
Outlook 2018: Rate rises will not be sufficient to overcome the market's challenges
From process efficiency to regulatory probes and the gender pay gap, there is much for the London market to tackle in 2018
Market sentiment cools on rate hikes ahead of January renewals
Some lines of business could even see price decreases, analysts warn
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