Europe
We provide extensive on Europe's major re/insurers
LMA updates Lloyd’s Open Form default agreement
Market association refines wording of LMA5654 to encourage uptake of Lloyd’s Open Form between shipowners and underwriters
Aon and Kniazha VIG launch $25m Ukraine war risk facility
Reinsurance facility with International Development Finance Corporation will enable Kniazha VIG to provide war-risk insurance products to SMEs and individuals in Ukraine
Axa XL joins Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization
Specialist re/insurer joins organisation committed to the integration of nuclear technology into shipping
MS Amlin appoints head of exposure management
Andrew Fish will be responsible for improving Lloyd's carrier's risk management and pricing strategies
Are ageing solar panels Britain’s next fire hazard?
Rooftop solar panels are developing a recognisable claims profile, with fires linked to ageing equipment, inconsistent installation practices and a lack of routine maintenance
Geneva Association calls for public-private cat insurance
ECB and EIOPA proposed EU joint facility in 2024
London market is ready to move on from Blueprint 2
As reports suggest Lloyd’s has finally shelved its long-delayed digitalisation strategy, many market players are already forging their own path
NorthStandard confirms firm P&I renewal round
Biggest UK-based marine mutual ‘not going soft’ with focus on improving combined ratio
Litigation funding changes stoke fears of US-style litigation in the UK
Insurers need to be aware of the shifting legal landscapes and deal with increased use of litigation funding and forum shopping over the coming years
Beazley shares surge 9% as insurance stocks enjoy buoyant week
Zurich’s £8bn takeover of Beazley and strong quarterly results lift insurance and reinsurance stocks
Hannover Re grows P&C premiums 3.3% at 1/1
Chief executive Clemens Jungsthöfel said renewals were ‘more challenging than expected’
London market premiums 'to reach $219bn in 2026'
London's share of global reinsurance, specialty and property business has increased, but casualty and financial lines share dips, latest London Matters report finds
You must sign in to use this functionality
Authentication.SignIn.HeadSignInHeader
Email Article
All set! This article has been sent to my@email.address.
All fields are required. For multiple recipients, separate email addresses with a semicolon.
Please Note: Only individuals with an active subscription will be able to access the full article. All other readers will be directed to the abstract and would need to subscribe.