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The announcement last week that Singapore has created a $1bn commercial cyber insurance pool to offer bespoke covers using both ILS and traditional channels gives the burgeoning cyber market yet more reason for cheer.
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Throughout the year underwriters have complained that losses from Hurricane Irma have been creeping meaningfully.
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As the ramifications of Lloyd’s crackdown on profitability becomes clear, the sad reality is that many people are losing their jobs.
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Why would a patient Japanese owner spend 18 years building a diversified reinsurer from scratch then discard it for a bargain price?
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The TMR deal will act as an effective poison pill to any would-be acquirer.
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BGC’s investment in Ed proves that many still have faith in the long-term value and growth prospects of wholesale specialty and reinsurance broking.
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The cyber insurance market seems in rude health, according to a new report from PartnerRe and Advisen.
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The mood music around EC3 has been pretty gloomy of late, as the market awaits the conclusion of the syndicate business forecast (SBF) planning process.
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Evidence is mounting that European carriers are being hurt more than expected by third-quarter losses.
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Industry observers always eagerly seize on the full proxy documents relating to public company deals.
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Climate change is climbing up the (re)insurance agenda.
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No one now can doubt the mettle of this Lloyd’s leadership team and, above all, performance management director Jon Hancock.