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New UK captive insurance proposals welcomed

Proposals reflect the needs of the captive community and will support the competitiveness of the UK, industry bodies say

Regulation Property

Regulators launch UK captive insurance consultation

New regime, due to launch in summer 2027, will be ‘tailored and competitive’ and ‘proportionate’, regulators said

United Kingdom London

Insurers grapple with data centre aggregation challenge

Re/insurers are confident they can provide sufficient capacity for data centre clusters, but they struggle to map fragmented exposures

Property North America

North Carolina’s litigation funding ban makes state tort reform ‘gold standard’

State has become ‘aspirational hope’ for those that want civil justice reform, chief counsel of North Carolina Chamber of Commerce says

Regulation Casualty

AI and geopolitics ‘reshaping’ insurance: Swiss Re

Despite softer pricing conditions and rising claims inflation, non-life insurers remain profitable, with a return on equity of 11.4% expected in 2026

Climate change Swiss Re

Mapfre’s Ruibal warns on excess capacity

MGAs and large captives are raising concerns for big-ticket underwriters in a softening market, Mapfre Global Risks chief underwriting officer José Antonio Ruibal says

Casualty Property

Danish Supreme Court ruling could have major consequences for workers’ compensation insurers

Workers’ compensation insurers could face substantial long-tail liabilities, as ruling could lead to the reopening of historical cases

Legal focus Casualty

Ryan Specialty secures Lloyd’s stamps for P&C portfolio

Lloyd’s-backed stamps will take a combined 15% share across Ryan Specialty’s portfolio

Lloyds Property

More US states to consider litigation financing bans in 2027

North Carolina became first state to bar third-party litigation financing last month

Regulation United States

Heatwaves are an emerging employers’ liability risk

The increasing frequency and intensity of heatwaves raises important questions about future claims trends and risk management expectations

Climate change United Kingdom

Fidelis launches casualty reinsurance MGA

Adroit Underwriting will focus on US casualty reinsurance for small and medium-sized enterprise risks

Casualty Bermuda

$388bn of data centre asset value exposed to climate impacts

New study reveals unpriced climate exposure and a measurable opportunity for resilience investment

International Climate change
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