Baltic Investor Indices data points to stability in marine market, despite soft hull renewals at January 1

Vyssos case important for understanding of Institute Hull Clauses

UK-led maritime consortium sets out plan for nuclear-powered fleet to tackle one of the toughest challenges in the clean energy transition

Ruling in Unity Ship Group v Euroins Insurance – known as the Happy Aras case – underlines the need for shipowners to demonstrate due diligence in crew selection and supervision

Former Price Forbes head of renewables joins Lloyd’s broker

Radbourne joins from MS Amlin, where he was power generation lead underwriter

Geopolitical developments tied to Venezuela are sharpening tail risk for specialty insurers, particularly in marine, aviation and political risk, despite minimal direct exposure to the country

Innovative insurance can safeguard solar assets and strengthen the long-term viability of clean energy

Geopolitical developments tied to Venezuela are sharpening tail risk for specialty insurers, particularly in marine, aviation and political risk, despite minimal direct exposure to the country

Rate increases in the all-risks market are expected to be incremental and in line with those seen in 2025, according to Gallagher

Brokers report significant shift towards non-proportional placements amid profitability concerns

Today’s space environment is shaped by a new generation of operators pursuing unprecedented scale and innovation, creating new exposures for them and their insurers

Losses in professional indemnity, accident and health and cyber lines deemed to be ‘credible’ real-world risks, LMA study finds

Baltic Investor Indices data points to stability in marine market, despite soft hull renewals at January 1

Khan will work with both the Fidelis Partnership and Pine Walk MGAs on the firm’s broker strategy

Broker appoints Juliet White as head of cyber and Lou Botticelli cyber brokerage leader

Kimber joins from Swiss Re, where he led the sovereign credit and political risk insurance team across Europe, Middle East and Africa

The judgement in Hamilton Corporate Member and others v Afghan Global Insurance provides a pragmatic interpretative framework for differentiating political risk from political violence in the context of English insurance law

Half of multinational companies experienced political risk losses between 2020 and 2025, with some exceeding $100m, survey finds

Coface execs say Lloyd’s new AA- credit rating, regulatory changes and global network paved the way for new trade credit syndicates

Cover becomes effective if federal minister declares shootings an act of terror

Appointment recognises Paul’s contribution to terrorism insurance and public service

Redesigned reinsurance scheme has seen more than £500m of terrorism risk returned to the private market in 2025, Pool Re chief executive says

Maritime operators face a combination of traditional threats, a deteriorating international situation, and new weapons and tactics, from drones to spoofing