Heroic Idun decision based on ‘legacy conception’ of international relations, leading lawyer argues 

Rules give insurer right to terminate policy where shipowners put club at risk of adverse state action

Comments come after recent similar findings from VPS Veritas, but marine insurers divided over claims frequency trends

EU measures likely to shut down the trade in most cases, as legal profession mulls scope for lawful workarounds

‘We can boost climate finance by spreading the word about technology performance insurance,’ Ariel Green managing director Jan Napiorkowski says

Apollo’s chief underwriting officer James Slaughter discusses the Lloyd’s carrier’s acquisition by Skyward Specialty, smart follow underwriting and opportunities in drone insurance

Natural resources consolidation will allow specialty re/insurer's underwriters to work with brokers to create bespoke, cross-class solutions

Specialist re/insurer joins organisation committed to the integration of nuclear technology into shipping

The sustained reduction in aviation fatalities is the result of continuous effort by countless individuals and organisations

Louth joins insurer from Willis where he was head of broking for global aviation and space

Broker returns to the market for the first time in 30 years following arrival of Crispin Speers team 

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

Bermuda-based carrier’s gross written premiums approach $6bn in sixth year of operation

Kyle Selvig will oversee Pinion’s MGA network build-out following the firm’s launch earlier this week

Sale is latest step in Australian giant’s portfolio optimisation strategy

Specialty insurer reports full-year combined ratio of 93.1% as portfolio build-out continues

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

Policing incidents, overseas conflicts and financial shocks could spark disorder capable of causing unprecedented insured losses, according to modelling firm Synthetik

2026 renewal preserves existing war risks limits alongside exclusions relating to Russia, Ukraine and Belarus

On average terrorism policyholders experienced a price decrease of 10.4% in the final quarter of 2025, according to WTW

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