Having global reinsurance companies in India will lead to a sustainable insurance market in the country, said Lloyd's chairman John Nelson.

MS Amlin is the first Lloyd’s insurer to join the reinsurance branch and their specialist underwriting team will offer a range of reinsuran...

Lloyd's plans to open a reinsurance branch in the country, in time for the April major reinsurance renewals, following final regulatory app...

The marketplace expects syndicates to slowly join their platform as the regulator has given first right of refusal to Indian reinsurer Gene...

"We have been making the case for full liberalisation. We will continue to make it and we think the government is on a path to do it."

In an interview to ET, John Nelson says Lloyd’s will not intervene to lower prices but privatisation of large insurance companies will help...

Lloyd’s, the world’s specialist insurance and reinsurance market, today announced its intention to apply for a reinsurance branch based in ...

"I think at the moment what we are seeing is that the US is looking strong — relatively stable. There is good consumer confidence even."

Growth is just so scarce a commodity around the world that many CEOs think India is the last unexplored bastion for expansion.

Nelson met Vijayan late last evening in Hyderabad. This is Nelson's first visit to the country after the new Insurance Act was passed.

Lloyd's, which is planning to set up operations in India, feels there is a need for prudential, proportional regulation supporting well cap...

Encouraged by government's decision to push insurance sector reforms, UK-based re-insurance giant Llyod's said it expects to start operatio...

"I welcome the news that India has a new insurance law. This is great news for Lloyd's as the new law allows us to operate in India," Lloyd...

A hike in FDI cap in insurance sector to 49% from the current 26% can help India emerge as a reinsurance hub in Asia, say industry experts.

Lloyd's is a market where members join together as syndicates to insure risk. It has 93 different underwriting businesses.

Major global companies including Novartis, BAE Systems and Philips today expressed interest in expanding their businesses in India.

John Nelson is brand new as chairman of Lloyds of London. And he's determined to resurrect the resinurance market's efforts to enter India.