Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 8 to 12 June 2026
The news that Beazley’s former chief risk officer left the firm over non-financial misconduct allegations proved this week’s most popular story.
Rob Anarfi joined Beazley in 2012 as group head of internal audit, before taking up the role of chief risk officer in 2021. He departed the firm in early 2025.

Next, readers were keen to learn about Amwins Group and Dragoneer Investment Group’s offer to buy Australian broking group Steadfast in a A$7.7bn (£4bn) deal.
This week’s third most popular story followed the news that Policy Expert has appointed former Allianz executive Graham Wright to the newly created role of chief growth officer.
The firm said in his new role he would be responsible for a range of trading and insurance functions, helping guide the insurer’s growth strategy while maintaining underwriting discipline.
Readers were also keen to follow another major people moves story. Clear Group has appointed Nathan Bavidge as its new chief financial officer, following Tim Money’s decision to step down.
Finally, readers intently followed the student occupation of the foyer of the Gherkin in London. The event was organised in protest against reinsurance firm Swiss Re’s position on fossil gas projects in the Coral Triangle.













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