Issues

The future of insurance lies in the application of artificial intelligence across the value chain.

As the Argo-Voce skirmish nears its first checkpoint, a proxy vote, The Insurance Insider breaks down the state of affairs and speculates on paths forward.

The CEO has provided answers to the central questions of distribution, cost and capital.

The market needs to be open to accepting standardised risks, the executive told this publication.

The incoming CEO faces short-term challenges as well as existential questions for the reinsurer.

The sector has seen few activist investors in the past, but that is starting to change.

Active underwriters and Lloyd’s market executives have noted positive signs of change as markets harden.

At today’s pricing, most property cat is still a good write for a vast pool of non-insurance capital.

Arch Capital Group’ chairman Dinos Iordanou will leave the firm in September.

The forecast compares with Raymond James' estimate of rate increases of up to 15 percent on loss-affected business.

In two major growth areas the reinsurer is avoiding huge corporate clients

The reinsurance pool signals a 6.92 percent increase in the rate on line for its 2019 cover.