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

If the end-to-end vision of the DA market is to be implemented, it is critical there is agreement and a joined-up approach between the main stakeholders, which at the moment there is not

Syndicate 1988 will not have a box at Lloyd’s

Coverholder demand for effective and fully compliant solutions to working within Europe has increased dramatically post-Brexit

International private equity firms drive M&A transaction rebound in China and Hong Kong in wake of favourable regulatory changes

MGA continues its expansion 

Clean-up starts after catastrophic flooding

Earlier warnings about structural issues not heeded

Soot from wildfires reaches US East Coast

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

Insurers are doing well in reducing misconduct, but risks have increased through the pandemic, a new survey reveals

Ambitious timeline for implementation of new pricing rules means that insurers and distributors will have to move quickly to ensure compliance

London’s medium-sized players are transforming in order to survive

Facilities are here to stay, and the major brokers are investing in technology to expand their use

Brokers must evolve to meet the changing needs of their clients and that requires a significant cultural shift

New models which integrate physical risks with climate-related financial risks can assess the impact of resilience strategies on local economies more holistically and accurately

Coverholder demand for effective and fully compliant solutions to working within Europe has increased dramatically post-Brexit

As insurers increasingly deploy AI technologies in their catastrophe exposure management frameworks, the cleansing and validating of input data are becoming more critical

It is hard to predict the shape of the aviation sector post Covid, but one thing is certain: airlines, airports and their insurers will have to negotiate a very different risk environment

Damage from storm still being assessed by insurers

Non-disclosure case has implications for the interpretation of the UK’s Insurance Act 2015

New models which integrate physical risks with climate-related financial risks can assess the impact of resilience strategies on local economies more holistically and accurately

Mixed Q2 results for US company

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

As insurers increasingly deploy AI technologies in their catastrophe exposure management frameworks, the cleansing and validating of input data are becoming more critical

Many wind farm operators assume turbine manufacturers have taken every step at design level to reduce fire risk and believe no further action needs to be taken on their side

Longstanding partnerships between brokers, clients and underwriters will do much to enable the market to adapt to the radical transformation wrought by the pandemic and technology

Supervisor wants more regulatory scrutiny around run-off transactions

Coverholder demand for effective and fully compliant solutions to working within Europe has increased dramatically post-Brexit

Trade association criticises proposed rules as too stringent

Aviation insurers and reinsurers want a greater premium base, but the realities of the aviation industry and the reduction in attritional loss levels demand expectations be lowered for now

Aviation insurers must be prepared for the unexpected and work in partnership with the airlines and their brokers through this period of great uncertainty for the aviation industry

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