Opinion

With chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown’s third term expiring in June 2025, the organisation needs to start laying the ground for broader changes.

The market has undergone substantial multi-year hardening after a surge of painful loss activity.

Large visiting contingents from Florida to the Bermuda Risk Summit highlighted ongoing concerns around cat capacity availability.

Reclassifying expenses as underwriting or corporate costs for different reporting metrics is set to get more complex under IFRS17.

As Adidas terminated its partnership with Kanye West following his antisemitic tweets, it projected a loss that signalled why insurers should be pushing the need for brand reputation insurance.

New supply is entering the market after a remediation phase, but waning demand for London capacity is set to create pressure on pricing.

Misalignment in T&Cs means the London market is now running far more PV risk net.

The in-coming CEO must ensure a smooth transition, land the “London-out strategy” started by Brooks, and handle CPPIB’s exit.

The French carrier has replaced Laurent Rousseau with Swiss Re’s Thierry Léger - midway through a remedial journey. Can a third CEO in two years resolve the carrier’s issues?

Exclusions and coverage changes absolutely make sense as a goal, but some wordings have thrown up additional risks.

The association showed strong leadership and innovative thinking to increase the number of women on its panel without sacrificing fairness.

A harder reinsurance market will make its impacts felt throughout 2023.