John Shutt is a journalist who primarily writes for Insurance Day. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the insurance industry, including catastrophe losses, executive appointments, and industry trends. His work has also been featured in Informa.
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John Shutt's coverage primarily focuses on insurance industry news, including company appointments and press releases. He would likely be interested in pitches related to significant appointments or announcements within the insurance sector, especially those concerning reinsurance, claims management, and catastrophic losses.
Given his focus on specific companies and their activities such as appointments and launches, he may prefer sources with direct knowledge of these events or individuals involved. However, he may also welcome insights from experts who can provide valuable commentary on trends within the insurance industry that are relevant to the topics covered in his articles.
As John Shutt does not have a specified geographic focus but provides broad coverage of industry developments globally, pitches should emphasize international relevance rather than focusing solely on specific regions.
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By: John Shutt
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The positive outlook has been largely driven by the tailwind provided by property reinsurance
By: John Shutt
This includes $102m from hurricane Milton and $144m of unfavourable reserve development tied to September's hurricane Helene
The takeouts have reinforced the company's projections that its policy count will drop to around 907,000 at the end of the year
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