Technology and regulation race against – not with – each other, as companies and nations seek to harvest the world’s abyssal plains

The global IT outage will spark a revaluation of cyber insurance wordings, particularly in relation to business interruption

Global warming is not a belief nor a point of view, but a threat. However, climate activists who endorse criminal activity are on a hiding to nothing

Cyber insurers will be scrambling to understand their exposures to the outage as businesses worldwide are affected 

Just 30% of claims to come through Flood Re have included Build Back Better resilience provisions – that proportion needs to rise

As penetration of cyber coverage continues to increase, it is important insurers and brokers work with buyers to make sure they are crystal clear on the scope and limits of their coverage

New TRX risk code will allow syndicates to ‘dip their toe’ into transition risk

The dark fleet now comprises 12% of the global trading fleet, according to Lloyd’s List

The corporation’s chief underwriting officer is looking to rein in dispensations given when mandatory cyber war wording was introduced

Despite concern among businesses about the unprecedented number of elections taking place in 2024, the political violence insurance market appears largely unmoved

With a doubling of underwriting profits, the market has delivered an impressive performance in 2023  – but one swallow does not a summer make

The UK composite insurer has been weighing a return to Lloyd’s for some time. In Probitas, Aviva has found a business that presents a remarkably good strategic fit