Wide variance in how countries handle marine casualties

Donsö Shipping Meet 2025 put war risk interfaces under the spotlight for marine insurers

Need for better information flow after casualties, conference hears

Profits in the Lloyd’s marine, aviation and transportation account tumbled last year amid the war in Ukraine and the Baltimore bridge collapse, but some syndicates were able to increase returns in a challenging market, Insurance Day’s analysis shows

Low land availability and a mountainous landmass limit the possibility for the large-scale development of solar and onshore wind infrastructure but, as an archipelago, Japan has coastline in abundance

Backing Macquarie-owned multi-line underwriting business supports ‘growth and diversification’ of energy business, carrier says

Jackson to take leadership reins of the division as long-standing executive steps down from Lloyd's business

LMG highlights role of London market is supporting energy resilience, as demand for cover expected to surge

Profits in the Lloyd’s marine, aviation and transportation account tumbled last year amid the war in Ukraine and the Baltimore bridge collapse, but some syndicates were able to increase returns in a challenging market, Insurance Day’s analysis shows

Recent decisions of English courts have given helpful guidance on the steps assureds should take to mitigate losses, as well as giving clarity on the scope of the grip of peril doctrine

Lloyd's broker hires Castel executive to lead development of London market facultative solutions 

Bell joins reinsurance broker from Aon

Wide variance in how countries handle marine casualties

Re/insurer continues expansion of Bermuda platform

Underwriters will need to assess how their exposure changes if payment is no longer a recovery option, legal experts say

Managing general agent brings in duo from Acquinex 

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

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

Chief underwriting officer, Jonathan Gray, discusses Pool Re’s structural overhaul and what it means for insurers, SMEs and the future of terrorism protection