To expand the size of the market, underwriters and brokers must articulate the full value and cost of cyber insurance, the specialist underwriting business's chief underwriting officer argues

Polar explorer and conservationist Pen Hadow explains why marine re/insurers and P&I clubs need to align their advisory services and business strategies, respectively, with the prevention of risks to biodiversity in the Arctic Ocean

Norway’s chairship of the Arctic Council navigates geopolitics to address environmental issues

The critical role performed by loss adjusters during the pandemic and their unique ability to provide solutions to the challenges faced by insurers must not be overlooked, the president of Cila says, as institute publishes first manifesto 

Zurich Insurance’s Michel Liès and Saoirse Jones outline why World Bank clients are paying closer attention to insurers

Japanese insurer’s co-head of international business describes the cyclical nature of evolution and where the next avenues for growth lie

Back in profit following a turnaround project, the Lloyd’s re/insurer is now seeking growth, targeting gross written premiums of £2.5bn by 2028, up 25% from current levels, its chief underwriting officer, Martin Burke, says

Dale Underwriting Partners, together with its MGU joint venture with Howden, has the potential to write $1bn in gross premiums by 2026,  the Lloyd's carrier's chief executive says 

Broker’s head of renewables, power and energy describes an evolving market that embraces climate, security of supply and geopolitical risks

Just as they faced ‘silent cyber’, re/insurers must be alert to ‘silent climate’, Aon’s global head of climate risk advisory warns

Re/insurers should think about climate data storylines, rather than fixating on modelling outputs, Lloyd’s director of portfolio risk management, Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace, says

Pioneer of catastrophe modelling urges re/insurers to switch focus from static event sets to dynamic science