The insurance sector must make its methodology understandable to investors or climate finance will remain a pipe dream

Insurers may invoke cancellation clauses, reprice Hormuz transits and tighten underwriting as the US-Israel strikes on Iran heighten fears of shipping disruption

While it might be late, a back-to-basics plan for digitalisation is what the market needs

Trump’s bonfire of environmental regulation will add to the polycrisis facing the re/insurance industry

‘The system’s power comes not from its truth but from everyone’s willingness to perform as if it were true,’ Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, told the Davos audience

While the softening pricing in the US cyber market looks to be bottoming out, premium growth will need to come from further afield

Marsh McLennan’s managing director for climate praises the Brazilian hosts of COP30 for creating a forum dedicated to insurance

The United Nations climate change negotiations taking place in the Amazon this month are likely to be difficult. Regardless of the outcome, the insurance industry may need to sharpen its focus on how it responds on climate change

The head of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre says it is time for businesses to act – and insurers have a vital role to play

The facts of the case are so specific the Hight Court’s ruling on planes trapped in Russia is unlikely to have an impact on aviation war wordings

As reinsurers and insurers look for profitable growth, the challenge for the sector is to continue to provide products that meet clients' needs

Insurers work with facts, unlike the current leader of the free world. Future readers of the life and times of Donald J Trump will surely regard his aversion to clean energy as the most shocking of all his flaws