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Europe sees highest 2021 growth in insurtech investment
The US remains ahead of the rest of the world in absolute volume of insurtech investment for 2021, which included five mega-deals collectively worth $1.2bn

Munich Re adds €90m to Ukraine war reserve
The reserve hike is a result of an increase in information compared with the first quarter of the year

Gallagher acquires risk management consultancy Another Day
UK-based risk management company helps organisations across 90 countries pre-empt and prepare for complex threats, react to crises and investigate criminality using technology

Aon appoints Allison as strategy and consulting group COO
Global broker swoops on WTW for chief operating officer for its reinsurance consulting and advisory business

MS Amlin posts £93m Q1 loss
Specialty re/insurer’s losses widen following Ukraine war and investment market volatility

AGCS profits soar 60% in Q2 as loss ratio improves
German insurance giant’s big ticket and specialty trims COR two points as construction, energy and financial lines drive growth

UK's tougher marine insurance sanctions on Russia on indefinite hold
Britain’s Ofsi expected to move towards US approach – forbidding transactions with named individuals, companies and entities – rather than emulate EU blanket ban

StockWatch: Scor tumbles 20% on H1 loss
Axa shares rise on profit growth as European stocks gain and Bermudians continue to sink

BluNiche eyes ‘untapped business’ in recall insurance market
Founder Neil Evans - former class underwriter at Talbot - says self-insurance is his biggest competitor, while many manufacturers believe they already have cover

Swiss Re launches ILS advisory business
New advisory company will allow investors to access Swiss Re’s capabilities in catastrophe bond investment, underwriting and catastrophe modelling

NuVenture launches product recall MGA
BluNiche, founded by Neil Evans, aims to use technology to streamline underwriting in the sector

Hannover Re P&C profits down 25% as losses surge in H1
Major losses amounted to €850m, smashing the company’s expectations of €611m, with €316m connected to the Ukraine war
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