Beazley introduces new ways of working for global workforce
Employees can choose where they will work most effectively...
Strategy
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Trading Update
We announced in April our estimate of the cost of Covid-19 claims for our first party business (contingency, accident and health, marine, property and reinsurance) to be around US$170m net of reinsurance...
Beazley-owned cyber security specialist Lodestone Security appoints new CEO to lead strategy and growth
Lodestone Security has appointed Frank Luzsicza as CEO...
Follow my lead: Driving change with Beazley Smart Tracker
Transformation in the insurance market generally come through incremental change rather than seismic shifts, but this needs creative thinking...
Beazley service company approval enhances distribution capabilities in Asia Pacific
Beazley Labuan Limited gains regulatory approval...
Beazley PLC -Beazley plc results for period ended 30 June 2019
Beazley achieves strong top line growth: Profit before tax of $166.4m (30 June 2018: $57.5m)...
Beazley partners with Pegasus Underwriting to target Hong Kong underwriting growth
Beazley is expanding its insurance offering in Asian markets through a new financial lines capacity arrangement with Hong Kong-based coverholder Pegasus Underwriting Limited (PUL)...
Beazley appoints Sam Franks to lead UK business development
Beazley, has appointed Sam Franks as UK regional business development manager. He will join Beazley on 1st September 2018 and will be responsible for leading the company's UK business development initiative...
Beazley adds to its specialty lines team in Miami as it targets growth in Latin America
Beazley has appointed Vicente Miranda as a specialty lines underwriter in its Miami office. He will be responsible for developing Beazley's specialty lines portfolio with brokers and clients in Latin America and the Caribbean...
GDPR: Privacy Rights that Transcend Borders
Who is subject to the GDPR? So, what constitutes "offering goods or services" or "monitoring behavior" so as to come within the ambit of the GDPR? Recitals 23 and 24 of the GDPR are instructive...