Any business that decides to do away with Covid protection measures needs to have a clear document trail to explain its thought processes

Post-pandemic, life science IP litigation are likely to increase with renewed vigour, as companies attempt to ‘reclaim’ assets that may have been shared during the virus’ peak

With no readily available playbook to direct how such disputes are to be answered, the market is gravitating towards lawyers again

The pandemic has fundamentally transformed the sports and entertainment sector, but it has also presented the contingency and live event insurance market with new opportunities

London market MGA's chief executive discusses the company's new Lloyd’s syndicate, the challenges of writing cyber risk and its $2bn premium target

The wide-ranging nature of cyber security risks means companies and their brokers must review those exposures in tandem with related risks to ensure there are no gaps in cover

Developments in the cyber, regulatory and environmental liability areas are set to be among the most significant drivers of D&O claims for businesses and their insurers

Companies consider the possibility that ransomware payments might be tax deductible as increase in frequency and size of claims puts pressure on carriers to withdraw from market

Innovative technology firms are driving health insurance inclusion and impact at scale in Africa and providing solutions to the cash flow problems faced by healthcare providers on the continent

A partnership based on collaboration and trust between policy holders, insurance carriers and insurtechs have never been more important

The pandemic has shown local insurers that the role of insurtechs is not to take away business but to help them stay close to clients by facilitating access to new distribution channels

Incumbents are under pressure to grow their partnerships with insurtechs to scale at an acceptable loss ratio in order to recover their investment in a shorter timeframe than previously envisaged

In an exclusive interview with Lloyd’s List, Suez Canal Authority chairman, Osama Rabie, describes the circumstances that led to Ever Given becoming jammed across the canal in high winds on March 23, halting traffic in both directions and disrupting global trade

Changes to LMAA terms are welcome and ensure they remain current and reflect best practice

The scope and complexity of the losses and liabilities arising from the blocking of the Suez Canal by Ever Given will affect insurance markets and insureds globally for years to come

Marine insurers can expect to suffer long-term pain from the grounding of the Ever Given