Keeping things ‘flat and stable’ is the key to success, marine mutual’s chief executive argues

London market understood to have 30% of Morning Midas hull cover, with Convex, Fidelis and Ai said to have follow positions on slip

A string of International Group affiliates have posted high combined ratio and brokers expects rate hikes at the next renewal round could be even higher than the last one

Specialty MGA hires marine market veteran to drive Asia expansion

Specialty group’s head of marine and energy, Simon Schnorr, outlines how the role of re/insurers must expand to support the energy transition

Managing general underwriter to combine renewable energy MGUs, PERse Americas and PERse International, with recently acquired Albus

Severe convective storms are driving record insured losses in the US and posing growing risks to solar farms – innovative mitigation strategies and advanced risk assessments are vital for resilience

Acrisure Re’s head of power international facultative explains why there is enhanced scrutiny of facultative reinsurance purchases

Reports suggest New India leads operator’s insurance cover, while AIG said to lead reinsurance programme

Bermuda-based carrier says it is ‘disappointed’ with judgment and is considering a possible appeal

AerCap secures $1bn payout under Lloyd’s-led war risks policy for planes trapped in Russia

US specialty group acquires assets of Acceleration Aviation Underwriters

Specialist MGA appoints long-standing Markel International executive to oversee underwriting across the group

Specialty carrier appoints head of marine, energy and aviation to newly-created role

International underwriting group appoints Peter Montanaro as non-executive director  

Keeping things ‘flat and stable’ is the key to success, marine mutual’s chief executive argues

Easing inflation and lower prices indicate post-pandemic growth spurt is cooling

Aegis London’s $100m political violence consortium comes at a time when traditional insurers have been heading for the exit, according to war and terrorism class underwriter, James MacDonald

Geopolitical disputes prompt concerns about business disruption, WTW survey finds

The increasing importance of geopolitical factors in business decision-making has led to a transformation of re/insurers from passive risk managers to active geopolitical intelligence agents

Lloyd's-backed product offers a $150m limit 

Lloyd's consortium-backed product now suitable for larger organisations with significant exposure to terrorist risks

£100m bond offers collateralised retrocession cover and aims to safeguard UK taxpayers against the financial impact of terrorism, according to Pool Re

Updated model seeks reflect the changing nature of terrorism threats and improve how cover is distributed across the market