August 2018/2
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Know your counterparties well.
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Four insurers combined hold almost a 50 percent share of the state’s homeowners’ market. -
Casualty underwriters told this publication they were assessing their talc exposures after the Johnson & Johnson verdict but were not overly concerned.
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Everest Re's unexpected $250mn negative development from last year's hurricanes proved to be an isolated case among Bermudians.
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Legacy deal talks with Maiden have stalled, leaving Catalina as a meaningful investor in a challenged business with a potentially highly volatile share price.
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A research paper from the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) found climate change poses both opportunities and risk for insurers.
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The Cal Phoenix Re cat bond was the first cat bond to cover wildfire on a standalone peril, as well as the first third-party liability issuance.
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The latest figures on PPL usage are encouraging, but more than a quarter of Lloyd’s syndicates are still not meeting their target.
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The placing system’s volumes are making people "sit up and take notice".
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The snap-back of US sanctions has left aviation underwriters uncertain if international routes to Tehran can still be covered.
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The pattern of private equity firms buying up independent brokers is by now a familiar one in the UK.
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Some cyber underwriters believe gap products for specialty lines are “unsustainable”.
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