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Property war facility 'a first step' to bringing capacity to Ukraine: McGill
Finding a solution to property war cover creates the potential for other international insurers to enter Ukraine, broker’s head of crisis management, Hamish Greenwood, says
CFC promotes Burns to global head of cyber
Specialist underwriting firm unifies global underwriting and cyber security offerings
RenRe shares fall 7.5% as insurance stocks edge up
Bermudians RenaissanceRe and Everest Group posts largest falls this week, as Munich Re leads risers
How risk managers can support climate finance: Ferma
Closer co-operation between public authorities, financial markets and the private sector, as well as between governments across the globe, is needed to foster sustainable prosperity, Ferma’s Hedemark Hancke and Beaupérin argue
Eiopa proposes changes to SCR natural catastrophe risk calculations
European regulator says model parameters must remain valid in light of recent catastrophes and climate change
Ki partners with QBE to expand digital follow capacity
QBE’s capacity will be available on Ki’s platform for business incepting from March 1 and cover 11 open market classes
Lloyd’s CFO Keese to leave
Keese will be succeeded by deputy chief financial officer, Alexandra Cliff
CFC launches cyber physical damage bolt-on
Specialist underwriter says the cyber insurance market needs to provide meaningful capacity for physical events
Slow but steady renewals see P&I clubs make rate hikes stick
Chinese New Year and owner hesitancy could hold things up, as International Group affiliates budget for record pool scheme deficit
A roadmap for insurers preparing for ECCTA compliance
Complying with the UK’s upcoming Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act requires a focus on leadership commitment, risk assessments, fraud prevention and due diligence
Beazley appoints Lotz as Dach aviation underwriter
Specialty carrier continues European build-out with hire of Marsh aviation executive
Can the UK capture captives?
The UK government is consulting on the creation of a new captives regime. London has many advantages when it comes to captive formation, but some argue Brexit could make the UK a less attractive jurisdiction
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