Brokers & Distribution
Brokers provide a vital cog in the global specialty re/insurance marketplace, with their role continuingly evolving beyond a mechanism simply to place business. The advisory services provided by brokers now form a critical part of their value offering. The broking landscape is also shifting with major merger and acquisition activity creating opportunities for growing firms to expand in core markets and attract staff who have been displaced in the fallout from major deals.
McGill and Partners expands capacity of Auton facility
Lloyd’s-backed auto-follow facility’s maximum capacity will increase from 20% to 25%
Dale and K2 receive ‘in principle’ approval for syndicate 1954
Lloyd’s carrier and managing general agent partner on special-purpose arrangement writing property, specialty and casualty programmes
US property reinsurance quotes coming in 5% to 10% down: Acrisure Re's Piccione
US market is seeing large influx of capital, but underwriting discipline expected to remain firm, senior broking executive says
Macquarie launches London underwriting business
Longbrook Insurance will offer transaction liability and energy cover
Saudi insurance major launches Riyadh Re
Kingdom has sought to develop domestic reinsurance sector
Aon launches AI-enabled claims platform
Aon Claims Copilot seeks to improve client outcomes through advanced analytics and automation
Fidelis Partnership launches construction consortium for AI data centres
MGU looks to tap into rising demand for capacity with $250m consortium
Fase launches to support European MGAs
The federation has been established to help entrepreneurial underwriting businesses navigate growth opportunities and operational challenges
Aon reports 7% corporate broking organic growth
Broking giant reports ‘strong growth’ in North America and the EMEA region
WTW posts 6% risk and broking organic growth
Global specialty revenues support organic growth in third quarter, despite rate headwinds
Amwins launches SME-focused cyber product
Wholesaler’s product aims to address common frustrations in the SME market including confusing policy language and inadequate limits
Tokio Marine GX and Northcourt launch nuclear fusion insurance facility
New Lloyd's facility is designed to support the growth and commercialisation of nuclear fusion technology
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