The headline safety trend for hull & yacht is positive, cargo underwriting is increasingly an exercise in understanding accumulation, and the opportunity for shipyards lies in a strong construction and refit pipeline

Re/insurers and their clients face the challenge of keeping up with changes to sanctions and sanctions regimes

Dali claim already in collective overspill layer and may yet bust it, Gallagher warns

London company market transacted nearly £11.3bn in treaty reinsurance premiums in 2025

MGA hires Tokio Marine Kiln's Hook to lead new proposition

Data centre stakeholders can better manage longer-term climate risks, such as heat and drought, that may increase cooling costs, squeeze margins and threaten insurability

Expanded facility will provide cover for earthquake, flood, wildfire, windstorm and other natural catastrophe risks worldwide

New division will target emerging and specialist markets across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia and the Americas

Losses linked to conflict in the Middle East could be north of $2bn, against an annual gross premium of $2.5m, Marsh Re says

Increase in MGA capacity is part of a wider fragmentation of capacity in the general aviation market, broker says

Cost of major repairs jumps nearly 11% year-on-year amid labour shortages and increased cost of parts and materials, McLarens Aviation data shows

Aviation retrocession markets are becoming cautions of rising losses amid a ‘changing view of risk’, Gallagher Re reports

Dali claim already in collective overspill layer and may yet bust it, Gallagher warns

Lead-follow consortia and quota share structures are developing to bring new capacity to bear

Underwriters are paying closer attention to occurrence wording, geographic accumulations and the potential for civil unrest to develop into a broader political violence event, according to Markel

New syndicate will complement HDI’s existing insurance platforms

Underwriters are paying closer attention to occurrence wording, geographic accumulations and the potential for civil unrest to develop into a broader political violence event, according to Markel

Middle East and Africa forecast to be the fastest growing regional markets

Middle East Gulf conflict most likely explanation for pricing increases

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

Middle East and Africa forecast to be the fastest growing regional markets

Managing general agent will initially write active assailant, terrorism and political violence risks

Coverage exclusions and demand for higher limits are creating opportunities for the international specialty carriers, Markel’s Henry Ang says

Ang will be responsible for developing Markel’s political violence and terrorism portfolio in the Asia-Pacific region