Interviews

The cyber insurance market is poised for growth in 2025, but staying competitive requires innovation and adaptability to new risks. Andy Maher, head of cyber & technology, London, for AXIS, shares insights on industry trends and challenges ahead.

The executive said MGA and broking start-up activity looked set to continue.

CEO Alex Maloney said the LA fires might prompt some carriers to go more “risk-off”.

The executive said the firm had to focus time and investment on the most meaningful projects.

Ascot Underwriting CEO Ian Thompson, who took the helm last summer, discussed emerging headwinds.

"The Once and Future C&F" delves into pivotal moments within the company and the insurance industry and spotlights the leaders who’ve shaped the company’s legacy over the past 200+ years.

Karl Haynes, Managing Director for Wholesale Claims at Tysers Insurance Brokers, explains how advancements like AI and drones are transforming the insurance claims process, improving efficiency and transparency in the London market.

The executive said the company’s expanding capacity base would make it “more like a marketplace”.

Good ESG practices are part of good risk management, the company said.

Coverage restrictions in renewables are increasing risk for investors.

The insurer will focus on UK regional growth and opportunities in cyber for the coming year.

The executive said that the fragmentation of the European market has proved a barrier to entry in the past.