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Differentiating Lloyd’s claims performance could help drive business to the market. -
Carriers are rethinking the traditional renewal-rights model.
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Despite a rocky H1, 2025 insured losses from nat cat events may not surpass 2024 levels.
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The class offers affirmative coverage for gaps in traditional insurance policies.
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Continental composite carriers aim to smooth volatility with new initiatives.
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Several airlines are understood to have come to market early.
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According to McKinsey, the projected spending on data centers is expected to hit $6.7tn by 2030.
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The deal will be watched closely by Radian’s handful of similar peers.
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Small modular reactors are increasingly viewed as a means of meeting surging energy demand.
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After losing in the High Court, insurers pin their hopes on the Court of Appeal.
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Despite formation of Gabrielle, there is "a very high probability" of a below-average season.
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Part four looks at how the talent landscape will shift in response to AI introduction.
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The low degree of overlap between the combining portfolios benefits both parties.
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Organisations were challenged to address systemic DEI failure rather than play “word salad” with labels.
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Property remains the dominant line, accounting for nearly 30% of total London premiums.
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Plaintiffs allege that manufacturers and retailers have broken environmental laws.
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From aviation claims to retention challenges, underlying dynamics will take time to play out.
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There are concerns that repeated delays could lead to market disengagement with the process.
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Blackstone-style capital seeking to get closer to source is a net negative for reinsurers.
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Cedants target methods of reducing pressure on earnings as reinsurers chase growth.
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Apollo most recently received in-principle approval for Syndicate 1972.
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The aviation market may prove an outlier following a disastrous year of loss activity.
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The private ILS segment took losses from LA wildfires and Mid-West severe convective storms in H1 2025.
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Reinsurers and their cedants are feeling their books are in better shape, although the market is still uneven.
