Property
Reinsurers ‘to avoid US winter storms losses’
Primary insurers will take first-quarter blow, but not as bad as those from LA wildfires, AM Best says
Perils ups loss estimate for Australia’s November storms
Insured losses hiked to nearly A$3bn for New South Wales and Queensland tempests at the end of November
Brit posts 81.9% full-year COR as profits rise 25%
Investment returns drive increased profit as wildfire losses dent Lloyd’s carrier’s underwriting result
Axa posts FY earnings beat as profit climbs to €8.4bn
French group hails ‘stellar’ P&C result, as the division’s underlying earnings rise 9% to €5.9bn
Munich Re books full-year profit of €6.1bn
Property casualty reinsurance profit rises to €3.3bn as major losses tumble
Australia bushfires losses exceed $500m: Perils
January bushfires in Victoria burned more than 4,000 square kilometres
Fidelis returns to Q4 profit on lower cat losses and reserve releases
Bermuda-based carrier reports fourth quarter underwriting income of $106.8m and reveals rebrand to Pelagos Insurance Capital
Sompo completes $3.5bn Aspen acquisition
Mark Cloutier steps into advisory role as Aspen’s Stanford named Sompo UK chief executive
Price Forbes names Davies head of property
Former Lockton and JLT executive joins Ardonagh-owned specialty broker’s Bermuda operation
How insurance can help build future-ready nations
Effective disaster risk management requires integrated solutions and shared ownership across public and private actors
Tariff ruling could be ‘positive sign’ for insurers
Lower tariffs could mean more stable prices and economic growth, says AM Best
Natcat losses must be viewed across years
Insured losses in 2025 were below average for the past decade, but against a backdrop of elevated hazard potential, a single year should not be interpreted as a sign of lowered risk
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