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

Most firms have yet to identify whether they are compliant with new regulations, due to come into force in June, survey finds

Neil Tayler will be responsible for building a dedicated A&H book, focusing on both UK and global opportunities

As Amazon launches drone deliveries in the UK, insurers must rethink last mile risk entirely, because the shift from van to sky doesn’t eliminate delivery problems, it only broadens them

Investor concerns over the potential for AI to disrupt the insurance market spread more widely across the market this week

Rising claims costs, workforce shortages and capacity constraints are squeezing margins and forcing insurers to tighten underwriting, research finds

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

The EU has a single AI law for the whole bloc, while the UK is opting for separate rules for each sector. There are pros and cons to each approach

Rooftop solar panels are developing a recognisable claims profile, with fires linked to ageing equipment, inconsistent installation practices and a lack of routine maintenance

Biggest UK-based marine mutual ‘not going soft’ with focus on improving combined ratio

Insurers need to be aware of the shifting legal landscapes and deal with increased use of litigation funding and forum shopping over the coming years

Zurich’s £8bn takeover of Beazley and strong quarterly results lift insurance and reinsurance stocks