Contingency/entertainment
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The scheme aims to restart TV and film making by providing insurance for Covid-19-related risks.
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Staff displacement continues in the contingency market following huge Covid-19 losses and hardening rates.
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Anna Sagar and Samuel Casey assess whether expectations of coronavirus-related losses are likely to match outcomes in what were tipped to be some of the most exposed classes.
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Broker facilities offer cover for PPE shipping, media liability and contractors’ plant and equipment.
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The temporary measure aims to “fill the gap” left by the lack of available insurance for the sector.
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The MGA follows Markel out of the space as losses continue to mount for underwriters.
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The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club (AELTC)’s contingency policy is unlikely to renew next year due to market constraints, according to the CEO in charge of the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
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Outgoing All England Club CEO Richard Lewis says it would be “impossible” to get cover for next year.
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Fidelis has hired Emily Clapham from Beazley as it makes its entry into the contingency market, according to sister publication Insurance Insider.
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The new group brings together former JLT Specialty and Bluefin teams.
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Markel International has cut back its personal accident, contingency and entertainment (PACE) portfolio, within the wholesale operation, to concentrate solely on entertainment business.
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The entertainment business sitting alongside the discontinued lines will move to the specialty carrier’s professional and financial risks portfolio.
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