All Terrorism articles
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NewsMarkel hires ex-Hiscox leader to strengthen war and terrorism team
The appointee will be ’pivotal’ in ’developing new efficiencies within our global team’ and ’deepening broker relationships’, says director
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NewsOptio Group launches $150m PVT product with Lloyd’s backing
‘We’re excited to bring this enhanced solution to the market and continue strengthening our specialty capabilities with our partners,’ says leader
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NewsAventum-owned MGA hires to lead treaty push in specialty reinsurance
Appointee ‘brings deep technical knowledge and strategic insight’, says global chief executive
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NewsReinsurer appoints chief finance and investment officer as two veterans retire
’He has an impressive track record and will bring a wealth of experience, expertise and energy to this new role,’ says chief executive
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NewsArch Insurance International promotes for new team leader
’I have no doubt that under his direction, we will continue to elevate our leadership position and amplify our relevance to our brokers,’ says chief underwriting officer
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NewsPhysical resilience cannot be ignored as cyber remains primary security focus – Kroll
The dual threats of activism and war are creating a greater need for enhanced business resilience, says managing director, rather than companies continuing to narrowly concentrate on just cyber security
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NewsSRG makes acquisition as it continues build out of MGA
’Joining SRG marks a significant milestone,’ says managing director
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NewsPool Re inks deal for new treaty and claims management system
’We are confident that this system will allow [us] to digitally transact both pricing and contracts with our members,’ says chief underwriting officer
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IT InterviewNick Line: Markel arming underwriters with ‘right training and support’ to address exposed classes
Markel International’s chief underwriting officer underscores the ‘pivotal’ role of education and digital skills in empowering underwriters to navigate complex risk landscapes
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News AnalysisHow will the insurance industry be affected by new business requirements to protect against terrorism?
’We are hopeful that suitable and adequate insurance will remain available,’ says head of technical services
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News AnalysisWhat will 2024’s elections mean for business and insurers?
’You need to understand everything you touch in your supply chain and think about how these different political risks might manifest themselves,’ says head of strategic risk consulting
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NewsLMA releases updated hull and cargo clauses
’The LMA remains committed to assisting insurers in responding to requirements in an increasingly complex regulatory landscape,’ says legal director
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NewsCyber tops UK risks for 2024 – Allianz Commercial
’The UK takes a different view on major risks to its global peers,’ says insurer’s UK managing director
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News AnalysisBriefing: French riots provide further evidence of the potential systemic risks of civil unrest
Violence has followed a pattern by swiftly propagating across the country and causing headaches for specialist insurers
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NewsReduced risk appetite for political violence amid increasingly ‘unpredictable’ landscape – Howden
Specialist insurance broker Howden says reinsurers have taken a financial hit in recent years
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NewsManifesto 2023: Insurance sector needs time to prepare for ‘significant impact’ of Martyn’s Law - Biba
The broker trade body may compile a scheme to help its members action the new duty’s requirements
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NewsAxis Re president joins Pool Re as chief underwriting officer
The firm’s outgoing chief underwriting officer is set to retire early 2023
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AnalysisBriefing: Russia-Ukraine conflict takes toll on insurers’ half-year results
Insurers are preparing for further losses as Russia continues to hold on to leased planes
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NewsPool Re launches members consultation on suggested transition to treaty model
The reinsurer’s consultation will run until the end of October 2022
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NewsAxa prepares for ‘potential claims’ from Ukraine and Russia war through exposed lines
Some of the insurer’s crisis management policies, for example, have been ‘triggered because of the war in Ukraine’, says group chief financial officer
