Pol risk, credit & surety

The investor says political worries are reducing new-business approaches.

Lloyd’s management has joined the long list of absentees from the annual Alpine talking shop at Davos.

The three-year grace period for servicing run-off books compares with leeway of up to 15 years under the equivalent UK scheme.

The accountancy firm and consultancy finds most poll participants have concerns about business partners’ preparations.

It’s easy sometimes to dismiss the growing relevance of emerging economies for the (re)insurance market.

Tuesday’s House of Commons vote on Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement was both utterly predictable and surprisingly unsettling.

Survey respondents also cited US-China tensions and cyber attacks as key risks.

An extension to the Article 50 Brexit deadline “would be a welcome solution for the sake of certainty”, Biba said.

New regulation threatens telematics-linked insurance products, industry body says.

The program manager and legacy transactions company forges an alliance with Kitsune.

The regulatory investigation relates to coverage provided under a group insurance policy issued to the NRA.

If you are reading this from the UK or Europe, it is likely that your political attention the last few weeks has homed-in on certain rumblings in that peculiar part of central London where reality recently seems to have become a relative concept.