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

The cyber market is still profitable but a continued slowdown in rates could cause problems for underwriters

It is imperative to have a more collaborative global financial architecture to tackle climate risk

The art of transition for re/insurers lies in skilling up for sustainability, not only on the investment side, but also in underwriting

Milton is likely to be among the top 10 costliest hurricanes on record, but determining the insured loss is particularly challenging, as the wide range of estimates reveals

Maritime industry continues to push the global fleet to its limit, playing a dangerous game of Russian roulette with crew, oceans, cargo – and insurers’ portfolios

Continued warnings about complacency belie the fact the market is heading in the right direction

Technology and regulation race against – not with – each other, as companies and nations seek to harvest the world’s abyssal plains

The global IT outage will spark a revaluation of cyber insurance wordings, particularly in relation to business interruption

Global warming is not a belief nor a point of view, but a threat. However, climate activists who endorse criminal activity are on a hiding to nothing

Cyber insurers will be scrambling to understand their exposures to the outage as businesses worldwide are affected 

Just 30% of claims to come through Flood Re have included Build Back Better resilience provisions – that proportion needs to rise