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Initial reports indicate some positive pricing movement in the third quarter.
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Brokers and underwriters are anticipating a turn in the market early next year following a slew of major refinery losses.
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Analysis supports market commentary that after a trend of more centralised reinsurance buying, cedants are now buying more reinsurance.
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The Swiss Re executive expects broadly stable property catastrophe rates in German-speaking and central, eastern and northern Europe.
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The executive predicted a more decisive response at the 1 April renewal. -
A new study from the Workers Compensation Research Institute shows medical payments per claim falling or holding steady in several US states.
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The impact of Hurricane Michael on the state has led to Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation to push back rate changes scheduled to take effect on or after 7 October to 7 January 2019.
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Marine and aviation cyber are among lines seen as attractive growth engines.
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As deadline day for SBF feedback looms, Lloyd’s appears to have stuck to its hard-line rhetoric on profitability.
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Analysts expect Q3 cat losses to be manageable for their covered (re)insurance companies.
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Flock now writes 25 percent of the UK commercial drone market.
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London-based underwriters are cautiously optimistic after hints that the US market is also hardening.
