Initial analysis of Lloyd’s syndicate data extracted from annual reports sheds light on size and scope of the Lloyd’s insurance market.
The chart below shows total asset distribution of a sample of 16 Lloyd’s syndicates between 2016 – 2022.
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While Tokio Marine Syndicate 0510 has been consistantly the largest syndicate in the sample, in 2021 and 2022 RenaissanceRe 1458 total assets grew rapidly, overtaking the former in 2022.
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Lloyd’s market technical provisions sample
Analysis of technical provisions between 2016 – 2022 of a similar sample shows the distribution across the same time frame.
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Over the period RenaissanceRe 1458 experienced strong growth of technical provisions. It was the largest in the sample since 2019, overtaking IQUW 0218, Ascot 1414, and ultimately Antares 1274.
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The Lloyd’s market data is the latest dataset added to the Solvency II Wire Data database.
Other markets include, Bermuda, Israel and Switzerland.
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