Claims submission office opened in Philippines working with P&I provider Shipowners’ Club

High-profile former Iumi president jumps ship in switch to protection and indemnity

While the London market has ample capacity, other markets such as Norway are seen to have a competitive advantage in terms of technical skills

Industry memories of Iran-Iraq conflict faded, and cancellation of standard policies and hefty additional premiums came as an unpleasant shock

Survey of Lloyd’s syndicates and company market insurers finds eight in 10 carriers are planning growth in the sustainable energy class of as much as 25% this year

Net-Zero Insurance Alliance target setting protocol fails to offer 'credible alternatives' to fossil fuel exclusion policies, global campaign group says

Moore will be responsible for the Lloyd’s broker’s expansion into the energy sector

Insurance giant says coverage will be contingent on client adoption of plans to reduce methane emissions and confirms it will not underwrite oil and gas extraction projects in government-protected conservation areas

Specialty insurer will initially offer general aviation policies through brokers via Aviation IQ platform

Soon-to-be launched MGA will be led by former AGCS aviation underwriter Alistair Blundy

Underwriting profit drops 28% to £280m, despite sharp rate rises following the war in Ukraine

Lloyd’s insurer appoints Will Green divisional head of war as it looks to take advantage of increased demand for specialist war risk coverage

The specialty insurer wants to create a governance structure more aligned with best market practice

Gangu joins as the cyber underwriter looks to build on a strong performance in 2022

Managing general agent NSM's new acquisition Acquis provides insurance solutions for the asset financing and leasing industry

Survey of Lloyd’s syndicates and company market insurers finds eight in 10 carriers are planning growth in the sustainable energy class of as much as 25% this year

The riots in South Africa in July 2021 resulted in significant property damage that took a heavy toll on Sasria, the state-backed political violence insurer, and also spread into the international political violence markets. With national elections looming in 2024, could the political violence market cope with another potential outbreak of civil unrest?

Contract frustration notional capacity up 20% year-on-year to $4bn, while political violence capacity climbs 15% to $4bn, survey by WTW finds 

Rise in social unrest is driven mostly by inflation and the cost of living crisis, which have added additional stress to a region that is already dealing with the social stresses from Covid-19

Natalie Chiaramonte to lead Chubb-owned political and sovereign risk insurer following retirement of Price Lowenstein

London market-backed facility is a more flexible alternative to the US government’s backstop programme, MGA says

Andrew Bauckham described as 'one of the most respected figures in the terrorism insurance market'

Review provides a roadmap for the strategic direction of the terrorism mutual

Terrorism reinsurer upsizes second bond issuance amid strong appetite from capital markets