While most of these incidents are classified as ‘low-level crimes’, security experts have warned attacks have potentially serious consequences for seafarers 

While Donald Trump may not impose tariffs on financial services, the insurance industry cannot escape the risks arising from recession, inflation or gyrating stock markets

Broker warns of pricing insufficiency as competition heats up 

MGA continues to build out marine insurance offering in Europe

The market’s revenue potential means it continues to draw capital even as prices fall, broking giant says

Syndicate 2050’s active underwriter, Elliot Lyes, discusses the potential of the newly launched syndicate amid the rapid growth of clean energy projects

‘There is the need to work together with partners across industries on the practical questions of who is going to allocate the required capital,’ Julian Richardson, the chief underwriting officer of Green Solutions at Munich Re Specialty, says

Brand joins from White Bear Managers, where she was energy liability founding partner

Major claims and attritional losses, coupled with inadequate pricing, threaten technical losses in 2024 and 2025, Gallagher warns

Marine rate rises slowed while aviation pricing 'remained marginal' as combined ratio climbs to 104.3%

Despite – or perhaps because of – the market's strong preliminary results for 2024, the Lloyd’s leadership renewed their call for underwriting discipline, with aviation and energy lines flagged as being of particular concern

Forbes Insurance MD becomes head of Leicester office

While most of these incidents are classified as ‘low-level crimes’, security experts have warned attacks have potentially serious consequences for seafarers 

Insurer plans expansion of specialty and commercial lines business in UK

While Donald Trump may not impose tariffs on financial services, the insurance industry cannot escape the risks arising from recession, inflation or gyrating stock markets

Broker warns of pricing insufficiency as competition heats up 

Easing inflation and lower prices indicate post-pandemic growth spurt is cooling

Aegis London’s $100m political violence consortium comes at a time when traditional insurers have been heading for the exit, according to war and terrorism class underwriter, James MacDonald

Geopolitical disputes prompt concerns about business disruption, WTW survey finds

The increasing importance of geopolitical factors in business decision-making has led to a transformation of re/insurers from passive risk managers to active geopolitical intelligence agents

£100m bond offers collateralised retrocession cover and aims to safeguard UK taxpayers against the financial impact of terrorism, according to Pool Re

Updated model seeks reflect the changing nature of terrorism threats and improve how cover is distributed across the market

Lloyd's carrier hires James Wilson from The Hartford

Reinsurer explores reintegration of terrorism cover as a standard feature in commercial property insurance for small and medium-sized businesses