Zurich, Beazley finalise terms on US$11bn deal to build specialty powerhouse
March 3 2026 by Mithun Varkey
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Does Zurich’s US$11bn Beazley deal signal the end of the Lloyd’s listing experiment? Survivors are now in the spotlight
- February 16
Deal will leave only two Lloyd’s players – Hiscox and Lancashire – listed on the London Stock Exchange, with capital-rich Japanese insurers expected to be amongst those circling.
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Lloyd’s promotes Emma Loynes to CEO of Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa
- February 13
Singapore-based Loynes succeeds Chris Mackinnon, will leave for Munich Re Specialty in April.
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Resilience’s the word: calls for strategic shift, and it’s no longer optional
- February 13
Resilience has shifted from an operational buzzword to a strategic boardroom imperative, risk management organisation Airmic says.
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Beazley board gives in to Zurich’s sweetened US$11bn offer
- February 4
The deal is at an offer price of GBP13.10 in cash and Beazley paying its shareholders permitted dividend of 25 pence for FY25.
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