Analysis

This publication examined how London market firms are managing post-Covid-19 working practices and found a reluctance to impose mandated office days, but increasing soft pressure to return to the City.

New data on the FCA's operational performance shows improvements in some aspects, though response rates are still slow on senior appointment casework.

Insurers are messaging that they are able to offset rising reinsurance costs, but will a high-cost tornado season leave them pushing back in the run-up to 2024?

The UK has the highest number of InsurTechs per capita among all major world economies, a new report from McKinsey has found.

Fronting companies typically hold premiums in reserve meaning that credit exposure to letters of credit on Vesttoo transactions should only be required in the event of deteriorating losses.

Insurance Insider has gathered data on geographical areas prone to cat events, which are outside of southeastern US states, that keep weather experts awake at night.

With SRCC losses on the rise in recent years, the French riots have thrown a light once more on the dislocation within the political violence market.

Axa’s lack of success in selling its more volatile XL Re segment has led the insurer to cut back on those lines, but the current rate environment makes this a good time to revisit a sale.

While Blueprint Two was expected to move the market to a data-first approach, firms have different views on when the industry will reach this new destination and rid itself of document-led processes.

The uniqueness of the Probitas business, its management and its backers mean this will not necessarily be a straightforward sale.

At this week's Bermuda Climate Summit, speakers heralded the Island's future as a centre of excellence for climate-related innovation and risk transfer.

Lloyd's said early adopters could be operating in a fully digital framework by September 2024, with market testing set to accelerate this year with a vanguard group.