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Calls for Polar Code to keep pace with evolving risks
New code for polar waters must be reviewed regularly, says Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty
Energy mutual OIL to woo London market in new business drive
Bermuda-based firm is changing its products and services to respond to changing membership
Specie innovation critical to tempt new business to London
In London’s more traditional markets, innovations can be slow to materialise but the emergence of facilities and trend towards more business being placed in local markets means insurers are being forced to adopt new processes in order to remain competitive
Specialty
De Haldevang: 'We are done with restructuring, now is the time to reinvest'
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Latest From Specialty
Markel International's Wells: Redrawing the livestock landscape
Increased capacity and advances in risk management technologies mean the insurance industry is well positioned to help mitigate the impact of climate change on the livestock sector. But the challenges remain considerable
AIR issues probabilistic crop hail model for Canada
New model captures effects of hail on Canadian crops
Insurance law firms launch global alliance
Global Insurance Law Connect has member firms in seven countries
Mapfre Global Risks plans to penetrate London market by targeting its weaknesses
Plans to focus on sectors over products
Markel hires Matthews to grow Singapore trade credit business
Global Aerospace to set up Paris subsidiary as Brexit contingency plan
Marine
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Latest From Marine
CNA Hardy appoints Marriott as cargo head
Marriott joins from Neon
Pro Global enters partnership to expand marine business
Outsourcing firm partners with ZASS International
StarStone appoints cargo head
The Ocean Victory is the most important shipping case of the year
Salvage business ‘will not survive’ in present form
Marine insurers’ aversion to Lloyd's open form adds to multiple woes, leading lawyer says
XL Catlin appoints McAdams as global marine chief
Rob McAdams replaces Lee Meyrick in role
Energy
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Latest From Energy
Barbican's Reeves: 'no point' in exiting struggling classes
Insuring against resource volatility in the wind energy industry
As the wind industry continues to expand, weather risk transfer products will increase in importance
Navigating offshore energy's new operating environment
Energy companies and their insurers are living through one of the most challenging times in decades. But those that can best balance operational efficiency and the changing risk landscape will survive and thrive in the inevitable upturn
Barbican continues energy build-out
Jacqueline Wiffen joins from XL Catlin
Insurers and reinsurers gear up for Brazil energy expansion
New investment is expected in Brazil's energy sector, which will herald increased demand for cover
AGCS expands energy team
Zoe Massie joins from Talbot
Aviation
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Latest From Aviation
Aviation insurers publish model Brexit clause for multi-year policies
Mapfre Global Risks plans to penetrate London market by targeting its weaknesses
Plans to focus on sectors over products
Aviation investigation shows regulator is cutting its competition teeth
The FCA is taking a more assertive role in the oversight of the London market’s business practices
Liberty Specialty Markets names new head of aviation reinsurance
Global Aerospace to set up Paris subsidiary as Brexit contingency plan
AIG pulls out of Australian aviation market
Aggressive price reductions hit long-term profitability
Specie
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Latest From Species
Protecting the value of historic art and buildings
It is vital the risk retention or risk transfer plan for a public entity’s historic buildings and fine art objects aligns with its overall risk management strategy
Chubb returns stolen Rockwell painting 40 years after theft
Owners returned claims payment after recovery of painting
XL Catlin receives Monaco licence
Targeting property, liability, marine and fine art and specie solutions opportunities in principality
Hiscox expects $1bn fine art consortium to 'come to life' in 2017
Bank vault flooding triggers specie claims in France
Fine art and specie market shifts to consortia to overcome rise of broker facilities
Political Risk & Trade
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Latest From Political Risk and Trade
Risk Foresight: Macron marches on in second round of French parliamentary elections
R&Q announces surety loss portfolio transfer
Risk Foresight: South Korea's Moon Jae-in faces strong opposition despite popularity
Markel hires Matthews to grow Singapore trade credit business
Sompo Canopius swoops on AIG for trade credit team
Ironshore hires Hiscox’s Fisher to write political risk and trade credit
Russell Fisher moves from Hiscox to Ironshore
Terrorism
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Latest From Terrorism
Pool Re 'monitoring situation after London terror attack'
Attack in London Bridge area left seven people dead and 48 injured
Risk Foresight: Manchester suicide bomb shows escalating intensity of terror attacks
Attack killed more people than any attack since the July 7, 2005 suicide IED attacks targeting London’s transport network
Evolving terrorist threat requires insurers change their mindset
Carriers must now rethink how they approach managing the risks posed by terror attacks
Terrorism insurers struggle to keep pace with evolving risk
The market needs to develop new terror risk models that go beyond the analysis of physical damage business interruption losses in highly populated metropolitan areas
22 killed in bomb attack in Manchester
UK government's emergency Cobra committee to meet this morning
Closing the terrorism protection gap
There is a significant mismatch between available property-based terrorism insurance covers and the increasing potential for terrorist attacks likely to result in fatalities or injury
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