Leonard Kehnscherper
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- Aug 14, 2026
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UK's Aviva CEO Says Profit Target Is Safe Despite Fires in UK, Canada (opens the original)
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Aviva Plc is on track to achieve its profitability targets for the year despite its exposure to wildfires in the UK and Canada, according to its chief executive officer. The British insurer is in contact with customers impacted by the fires in Stourbridge, England to find alternate accommodation, Amanda Blanc said in a Bloomberg Television interview on Friday. Blanc said Aviva has also seen impacts across its customer portfolio in Canada, with the third quarter being the main season for wildfire
Lloyd's of London Says Former CEO Neal Breached Compliance Rules (opens the original)
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Lloyd’s of London said former Chief Executive Officer John Neal breached its compliance rules after failing to disclose a close relationship that could have been perceived as creating a potential conflict of interest. An investigation found that Neal failed to disclose the relationship with the group’s former corporate affairs director Rebekah Clement even after concerns were raised by colleagues, according to a statement Wednesday. The investigation conducted on behalf of the council responsibl
London Broker Howden Plots Giant Capital Raise on IPO Path (opens the original)
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Howden Group, the London-based insurance broker that’s chasing an initial public offering by 2030, is in talks to raise several billion pounds in new private capital as it seeks to maintain its breakneck expansion. The group, which is already backed by Hg, General Atlantic and Canada’s La Caisse, is working with bankers at Morgan Stanley on the project that will also bring in new external shareholders, people with knowledge of the process said. The slated capital raise, likely to be one of the l
UK Sets Out Rules to Create Captive Insurance Regime (opens the original)
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The UK has proposed rules to help encourage a potential new insurance market worth billions of pounds as part of a drive to boost competitiveness. The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority laid out plans for a captive insurance regime, according to a statement Tuesday. Captive insurers are entities set up by companies or public institutions that provide their own cover. Insurers have long lobbied for the changes, arguing a less restrictive regime would allow London to compete more
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