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The political violence market must respond to growing grey zone threat
Political violence risk can no longer be assessed only through the lens of war or terrorism — it must also account for disruption that sits below the threshold of open conflict
MS Amlin warns against complacency over US hurricane risk
Strong El Nino conditions this year are expected to help supress hurricane activity but there is still a one-in-four chance of a category 4 or 5 US landfall
Private insurance market can step in for NFIP
Depopulation plan could see private carriers assume more than 3.5 million policies from the NFIP, Aon Edge chief executive says
US insurance M&A slows slightly but megadeals rise
Sector sees 191 public transactions worth $29.6bn in six months to May 2026, PwC analysis finds
Better communication can close insurance gap, report argues
IUA-Airmic report calls for improved engagement between clients, brokers and underwriters
Insurers should adopt new models for data centre attacks
Engineering-based approach to probable maximum loss assessment should be used, analytics firm Synthetik argues
June US storms could cost billions in losses: Aon
Greatest losses caused by a series of thunderstorm systems in and around the Chicago metropolitan area from June 9 to 11
Willis Re names Ogilvie global head of non-marine specialties
Both Ogilvie and Dart join Willis Re from Guy Carpenter
What rebuilding nuclear power means for UK insurers
While the next generation of nuclear power offers significant growth opportunities, it also introduces a new generation of risks that require careful calibration of policy wordings, aggregation management and capital deployment
Philippine domestic insurers will take quake losses
Mindanao tremor could cause tens of millions in losses, AM Best says
Experience gives Artificial Labs the edge in the US market: Joost
Eric Joost will spearhead insurtech’s expansion into the US wholesale market, where other tech firms mostly operate in the retail insurance space
Philippines quake ‘may prompt reinsurers to adjust risk appetite’
June 8 quake struck near southern Mindanao, killing close to 40
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