Casualty
AI-related losses plausible but unlikely: LMA
Losses in professional indemnity, accident and health and cyber lines deemed to be ‘credible’ real-world risks, LMA study finds
Aon inks Bermuda excess casualty facility
Chubb-led facility will target growing US construction industry
Professional indemnity risk after Mazur
Insurers will need to consider how underwriting and risk appetite should adapt to a regulatory environment in which historic assumptions can no longer be relied on
India premium growth to outpace China, US and Europe: Swiss Re
Swiss re/insurer forecasts Indian insurance premium annual growth will accelerate to 6.9% in next five years
Navigating the realities of US casualty
A combination of litigation funding, social inflation and increasingly assertive jury verdicts mean US casualty insurance sector players have to contend with a risk landscape that does not exist in other markets
Group litigation actions climb in the UK
There has been an uptick in UK class actions in recent years, driven by an increased public awareness of rights and lower barriers to entry via third-party litigation funding, as well as the judiciary showing more openness to collective redress models
PRA again warns insurers on underwriting forecasts
UK regulator sets out 2026 priorities with caution about soft market and ‘overly optimistic’ models
Record reinsurance capacity to drive M&A activity in 2026
As reinsurance rates soften firms are increasingly looking to deal-making to meet investor demand for growth, Mike Van Slooten, head of market analysis at Aon, says
Markel strengthens China platform with senior casualty hire
Mao joins Markel as its first casualty underwriter operating through the Lloyd’s China platform
Aon raises data centre programme capacity to $2.5bn
Broker increases capacity in response to accelerating global investment in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure
AI-related premium gains risk downsides, Swiss Re warns
The sizeable premium growth potential from artificial intelligence infrastructure could be offset by declines in other industries, Swiss Re says
ATA launches $750m AI infrastructure facility
Arch Insurance, Munich Re and Scor are among the re/insurers backing the consortium
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