Property
Insurers urged to engage early on climate resilience projects
Think tank says insurers hold the risk data needed to identify high-impact resilience projects
Florida Cat 5 could produce $300bn blow, Swiss Re warns
Hurricane landfall in Miami or Tampa Bay would generate largest single insured loss event ever
CelsiusPro eyes Europe and US expansion
Parametric underwriter expects increased demand for climate products in Europe and the US following this year’s heatwaves
London market premiums fall 0.1% to £49.2bn
Strong growth in D&F business but falls in treaty, property and motor premiums amid ‘challenging market conditions’
MS Amlin expands natural resources team and enters onshore construction
Lloyd’s insurer hires two senior underwriters from Aspen
California fire resilience efforts struggle to gain insurer recognition
The Golden State has large network of non-profits supporting resilience work, but insurers cannot always see these efforts
MNK Group acquires Danish insurer
Acquisition of ETU Forsikring provides platform for growth across the European Union
CatIQ increases Canada severe storm loss estimate to C$923m
Commercial property drives increase in loss estimate for severe summer weather
London market saw 6% decline in treaty last year: IUA
London company market transacted nearly £11.3bn in treaty reinsurance premiums in 2025
Aon launches data centre exposure tool
Digital Infrastructure Risk Aggregator can identify risk patterns across portfolios
August storms in Europe could cost insurers up €3bn
Hail, winds and floods caused major damage across three countries
Conduit Re taps Partner Re for property team
Aaron Coates joins Bermuda-based reinsurer as head of property, alongside two other hires
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