Supply chain risk is largely uninsured, costing billions of dollars of revenue each year, new report finds

Corporation has called on market participants to engage with modernisation programme

Some MGAs see the pressure as an opportunity to distinguish themselves by demonstrating their underwriting and product governance expertise to ever more demanding capacity providers

Dan Watson joins from Pioneer

Niche MGA hires four underwriters 

Infrastructure damage and transport disruption to provide logistical challenges for initial claims response

AI technology is creating new risks and other insurance issues are likely to become more prevalent in the future

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

Clients still want a relationship based on trust with their broker, but adding value without technology is increasingly a challenge for brokers

Hemp crop insurance provides significant opportunities for the London market, but due diligence is imperative to ensure the benefits are not outweighed by regulatory complexity and reputational risk

Moving claims from the back to the front office will bring risk carriers closer to cedants, brokers, coveholders and clients

Mobilising technology to manage the high volume of smaller claims will free up the specialist skillsets to resolve the complex, higher-value claims critical to commercial recovery in the aftermath of a cat event

As third-party risk management and compliance programmes become more complex and costly to administer, corporates are looking to AI as a solution, a new survey reveals

Carriers need to understand the factors behind the catastrophic impacts of wildfire, as well as the potential opportunities to those companies able and willing to underwrite it

Aon looks to apply success in US mortgage transfers to other geographies

Mobilising technology to manage the high volume of smaller claims will free up the specialist skillsets to resolve the complex, higher-value claims critical to commercial recovery in the aftermath of a cat event

 Former Lloyd’s chief will give strategic guidance to firm's insurance business

Clients still want a relationship based on trust with their broker, but adding value without technology is increasingly a challenge for brokers

Some MGAs see the pressure as an opportunity to distinguish themselves by demonstrating their underwriting and product governance expertise to ever more demanding capacity providers

New free trade area, combined with enhanced regulatory and solvency regimes in many markets, has the potential to significantly boost the reinsurance sector across Africa

Mobilising technology to manage the high volume of smaller claims will free up the specialist skillsets to resolve the complex, higher-value claims critical to commercial recovery in the aftermath of a cat event