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European insurance in the world NB: “Europe” covers western, central and eastern Europe and therefore includes Russia and Ukraine (which together account for 1% of global premiums 2011) THE LONDON MARKET WROTE £45.79BN IN GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LAST YEAR, WHICH WAS SPLIT EQUALLY BETWEEN THE COMPANY MARKET AND LLOYD'S. Chesham Chalfont & Watford Junction Cockfosters Latimer High Barnet THE LONDON COMPANYEpping Watford Oakwood Watford High Street Theydon Bois Totteridge & Whetstone Bushey Loughton Amersham Croxley Southgate Debden Chorleywood Woodside Park MARKET OUTSIDE OF Rickmansworth Carpenders Park A Moor Park Edgware West Finchley Arnos Grove Buckhurst Hill Mill Hill East Hatch End LLOYD'S TOOK INRoding GROSS West Ruislip Northwood Burnt Finchley Central Valley Chigwell Northwood Hills Headstone Lane Stanmore Oak Bounds Green Hillingdon Ruislip Harrow & Colindale Wood Green LLOYD'S WROTE £23.48BNWealdstone Canons Park East Finchley Harringay Ruislip Manor Pinner Green LanesWRITTENSouth PREMIUMGrange (GWP)Hill Queensbury Hendon Central Turnpike Lane Woodford North Harrow Kenton Tottenham Hainault Uxbridge Ickenham Eastcote Highgate Crouch Harrow- Preston Kingsbury Hill Blackhorse Brent Cross Seven Sisters Road Fairlop OF GROSS PREMIUMon-the-Hill Road Archway Manor House OF £17.26BNSouth IN 2011, UP 4.9 Gospel Ruislip Rayners Lane Golders Green Woodford Barkingside West Harrow Northwick Hampstead Oak Tufnell Park Tottenham Walthamstow Gardens Neasden Upper Hale Central 4 Park Hampstead Heath Newbury Park Wembley Holloway Finsbury South Dollis Hill PERCENT FROM 2010 South Kenton Park Park Walthamstow Snaresbrook Redbridge Upminster Ruislip Arsenal Queen’s Road North Wembley Willesden Green Kentish Upminster Northolt Finchley Road Kentish Holloway South Harrow Wembley Central Kilburn & Frognal Town Wanstead Gants Bridge Belsize Park Town West Road Stonebridge Park Leytonstone Hill Sudbury Hill Harlesden Brondesbury Caledonian Road Sudbury Hill Harrow m Chalk Farm Highbury & Leyton Leytonstone Park 100 (no weekend service) 150m Willesden Junction West Hampstead Camden Islington Dalston Midland Road High Road Hornchurch Thameslink 200m from Road Dagenham Greenford Kingsland East Elm Park ( no Sunday Sudbury Town Kensal Rise Brondesbury Finchley Road Camden Town Caledonian Canonbury service) Hackney Leyton Wanstead Kensal Green Swiss Cottage Road & Central Park Mornington Barnsbury Alperton Kilburn South St. John’s Wood Homerton Dagenham Queen’s Park High Road Hampstead Crescent King’s Cross Woodgrange Park St. Pancras Heathway for St. Pancras International Becontree Maida Vale Kilburn Park Great Hackney Stratford Perivale Portland Upney Warwick Avenue Edgware Baker Euston Angel Wick Paddington Road Street Street Barking Royal Oak Westbourne Old Street Bethnal East Ham Hanger Park Euston ( no weekend Warren Street service) Green Lane Paddington Edgware Marylebone Square Farringdon Mile End Pudding Upton Regent’s Park Road Euston 200m Liverpool Mill Lane Park Russell Street Shoreditch Park Royal Ladbroke Grove Plaistow Bayswater Square Barbican Limited service Latimer Road Check publicity for ELW Bow Bromley- West Ham information Bow Goodge Moorgate Road by-Bow North Ealing East White Holland Notting Lancaster Chancery ( no weekend Church Bond Oxford Street Stepney 200m Acton City Park Hill Gate Gate Street Circus Holborn Lane service) Ealing Green Devons Road 2 100 Aldgate Broadway 50 £45.79m BILLIONSt. Paul’s Whitechapel North m Tottenham West Shepherd’s Queensway Marble East Langdon Park Acton Acton Arch Court Road Bank Bush Covent Garden Wood Lane 1Aldgate 2 Leicester Square 340m All Saints Acton Shadwell East 2 High Street Hyde Park Green Park Cannon Central Shepherd’s Kensington Street Westferry Poplar India Canning Town Ealing Common Corner Leicester Mansion Royal Victoria Bush Market Piccadilly Square South House Kensington Circus Monument Tower Limehouse Blackwall Custom House Acton Knightsbridge Tower Goldhawk Road (Olympia) Charing Hill ELW for ExCeL Fenchurch Street 150m Gateway Acton Cross West Barons Gloucester Blackfriars Closed until spring 2009 Wapping West Prince Regent Town Sloane Underground station India Quay Silvertown South Ealing Hammersmith Court Road St. James’s closed March 2009 River Thames Square Park until late 2011 Royal Albert Northfields Temple Rotherhithe Canary Wharf London 381/N381 Beckton Park Boston Manor Bridge Canary Wharf m Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Earl’s South Victoria Westminster Embankment 200 Hounslow Charing Cross 100m North Pontoon Cyprus East Park Green Brook Park Kensington Court Kensington 150m Dock Osterley Bermondsey Canada Greenwich for The O 2 Gallions Hounslow West Brompton Water Heron Quays Reach West Hounslow Central Fulham Waterloo Surrey Quays 2South Quay Gunnersbury Broadway London City Crossharbour Airport Beckton Hatton Terminals Cross Parsons Green Mudchute ELC 1, 2, 3 Kew Gardens Putney Bridge Pimlico Southwark Borough Waterloo East Island Gardens King River Thames George V Terminal 4 Lambeth East Putney North Richmond New Cross Cutty Sark Heathrow Gate for Maritime Greenwich Terminal 5 Airport Opening Vauxhall Elephant & Castle ELC New Cross Greenwich early 2009 Southfields Kennington 100m Deptford Bridge Woolwich Arsenal Wimbledon Park Clapham Elverson Road Junction Oval Lewisham Wimbledon Stockwell Clapham North Clapham High Street 100m BUSINESS WRITTEN OUTSIDE Brixton 100m Clapham South Clapham Common Tooting Bec Balham THE UK CAPITAL THAT IS Colliers Wood Tooting Broadway STILL CONTROLLED BY South Wimbledon Morden LONDON ADDS A FURTHER £5.05BN TO THE TOTAL IN THE UK, MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH INSURERS (ABI) MANAGE INVESTMENTS AMOUNTING TO 26% OF THE UK'S TOTAL NET WORTH AND CONTRIBUTES £10.4BN ($16.76BN) IN TAXES TO THE GOVERNMENT, ACCORDING TO THE TRADE BODY. £10.4BN IN TAXES TO THE GOVERNMENT 26% OF THE UK'S TOTAL THE RELATIVE DOMINANCE OF LIFE INSURANCE IS PARTICULARLY PRONOUNCED IN EUROPE EUROPE IS THE WORLD’S NORTH AMERICA IS THE WORLD’S LARGEST INSURANCE MARKET LARGEST NON-LIFE INSURANCE MARKET LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS ACCOUNTS FOR 58.44% OF TOTAL PREMIUM INCOME IN TERMS OF TOTAL PREMIUM RETURN GLOBALLY, IN 2010, INSURANCE COMPANIES MANAGED SOME $24.63TN IN ASSETS (INCLUDING PENSION FUND ASSETS WOULD ADD A FURTHER $30TN) AND TOTAL PREMIUMS REACHED $4.34TN, OR CLOSE TO 5.5% OF WORLD GDP, ACCORDING TO SWISS RE. $30,000,000,000,000 Source: http://www.genevaassociation.org/pdf/News/2011globalinsuranceindustryfactsheet.pdf http://www.biztositasiszemle.hu/files/201107/sigma2_2011_en.pdf Swiss Re, Sigma No. 312012: World insurance in 2011 Infographic designed for Lockton UK by Haggie Partners LLP.
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