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Francis Churchill

London

Francis joined Insurance Day in 2022 as a reporter and within a year was promoted to deputy editor.

 

Francis joined from People Management magazine, where he was the news editor. Before that he was a reporter at Supply Management magazine. He has also contributed articles for The Guardian and the Frontline Club Charitable Trust.

 

He has a Master’s degree in international journalism from the University of London and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) degree in politics and international relations from the University of Kent.

 

At Insurance Day, Francis supports the editor in the daily operations of the editorial team.

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This is towards the lower end of the range of estimates put out by analysts over the past week

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LMA welcomes new Lloyd’s fee structure

Under the simplified structure most syndicates will pay a flat rate of 1% capped at gross written premiums of £3bn

London Lloyds

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Demand for cover from African businesses is growing as the continental free trade agreement is set to increase the flow of goods and finance, Africa Specialty Risks chief executive says

Middle East and Africa Reinsurance

Reinsurers grapple with growing PVT volatility

Softening primary rates are difficult to reconcile with the current geopolitical conditions, reinsurers say

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