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Entries open for Science of Risk Prize

30/04/2013

Calling all academic authors of technological, behavioural and political risk research. Enter our competition and win up to £5,000.

Green energy risks take centre stage at Lloyd's event

18/04/2013

Insurers will play an important role in sustaining the growth of the renewable sector across the UK and Ireland

Lloyd's supports unique flood solution in the Netherlands

06/03/2013

With the help of some clever technology, Lloyd’s coverholder Neerlandse has shown that it is possible to offer flood insurance in the Netherlands.

Reaching for the sky

01/03/2013

Once one of the tallest buildings in the City, Lloyd’s is being dwarfed by some of its newer neighbours.

Solar weather warning issued for 2013

06/02/2013

Extreme solar weather predicted for the next twelve months could lead to significant disruption to business communication systems and large insurance claims, according to a new report from the Lloyd’s broker Aon Benfield.

Modelling climate extremes

24/01/2013

Record temperatures fan wildfires in Australia as heavy snow blankets Europe.

Flood researchers win Lloyd's prize

29/11/2012

Congratulations to the 2012 Lloyd’s Science of Risk Prize Awards winners

Extreme weather hits farmers

17/10/2012

In the US, the worst drought in 50 years has hit America’s agricultural heartland.

Solar energy opportunities

09/10/2012

Lloyd’s is providing specialist cover to an increasing number of solar energy parks, the fastest growing form of alternative energy globally.

Cold spots heating up

04/10/2012

A relatively benign first half of the year resulted in an exceptional £1.53bn interim profit for Lloyd’s this month, but insurers have been warned not to rely on this continuing. In fact a new report released by Guy Carpenter explains that catastrophe risk has not diminished it may just have moved locale.