Pol risk, credit & surety
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Spain, UK and US all become riskier places to do business, according to the broker's annual index. -
Eiopa’s long-awaited pronouncement on matters Brexit yesterday falls short of erasing all the question marks for the insurance industry.
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The reinsurer will become the first scheme of its kind to offer non-damage business interruption cover.
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Dual is to expand its political violence team.
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The investor says political worries are reducing new-business approaches.
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Lloyd’s management has joined the long list of absentees from the annual Alpine talking shop at Davos.
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The three-year grace period for servicing run-off books compares with leeway of up to 15 years under the equivalent UK scheme.
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The accountancy firm and consultancy finds most poll participants have concerns about business partners’ preparations.
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It’s easy sometimes to dismiss the growing relevance of emerging economies for the (re)insurance market.
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Tuesday’s House of Commons vote on Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement was both utterly predictable and surprisingly unsettling.
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Survey respondents also cited US-China tensions and cyber attacks as key risks.
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An extension to the Article 50 Brexit deadline “would be a welcome solution for the sake of certainty”, Biba said.
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