Markets · Global Insurance Groups
Global insurance groups, parent to every subsidiary.
A group can be strong while one of its markets is weak. Each subsidiary is read where it trades.
The structure
One group, read market by market
A group’s strength can hide a weak market. Each subsidiary is read where it trades.
Ultimate parent
Lloyd’s syndicate
Read against Lloyd’s
London carrier
Read against London
US specialty carrier
Read against E&S
European insurer
Read under Solvency II
Illustrative structure Aggregates only. No business is named. Read from the platform, refreshed daily.
From the platform
Where the market’s combined ratios sit
Each dot is one business’s latest filed combined ratio. Below 100 per cent is an underwriting profit.
20 groups with a filed ratio for 2024 or 2025 Aggregates only. No business is named. Read from the platform, refreshed daily.
From the platform
What is moving
Events read across the market over the last two years, by kind.
Appointments, deals, capital and technology, as they happen Aggregates only. No business is named. Read from the platform, refreshed daily.
What we bring
The structure
Settled by register keys, with every change of ownership.
Each subsidiary
Against its contemporaries in its own market.
The whole group
Against the other global groups.
99.8%Verdicts correct or partial
1,078Cases validated, 187 industries
19 of 19Robustness tests passed
WeeklyEvery reading rerun
Questions
How do you resolve a global insurance group?
From the ultimate parent to every operating subsidiary, by register keys rather than names.
How we work here
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