Matthew Sellers
Matthew Sellers

Insurance Business

Matthew Sellers

Journalist

7 years experience1,453,598 Total views on Insurance Business in 2025

Matthew's specialty topics

Cyber Insurance Macroeconomics Market Analysis

Matthew Sellers is a financial journalist at Insurance Business, bringing an Economics degree and a sharp analytical instinct to his coverage of the insurance market. His work spans the hard news that moves the industry — from catastrophe events and cyber threats to inflation, litigation, marine risk, and the macroeconomic pressures bearing down on insurers, brokers, and their clients.

Matthew tracks the regulatory developments, market shifts, and emerging risks that insurance professionals need to understand — translating complex signals into clear, accessible reporting for the brokers, underwriters, and industry leaders who need to know where the market is heading, and why.

Read the latest stories by Matthew

Liberty-backed ABC Insurance takes its Lawcover fight to Macquarie Street
The would-be rival says the Attorney-General is protecting a monopoly
Liberty-backed ABC Insurance takes its Lawcover fight to Macquarie Street
Apple hit by £4.3bn patent loss: why the London market should be watching
A San Diego jury has handed a funder-backed claimant the largest award in US patent history
Apple hit by £4.3bn patent loss: why the London market should be watching
IUMI's Denèfle: fully digitised insurance certificates coming "not too far in the future"
Data standards, digitalisation and artificial intelligence are already reshaping how the sector operates says President
IUMI's Denèfle: fully digitised insurance certificates coming "not too far in the future"
Marine insurers count $2bn bill as Rotterdam gathering weighs market "dependent" on politicians
The market has stayed open throughout, but the price reflects a conflict with no clear end
Marine insurers count $2bn bill as Rotterdam gathering weighs market "dependent" on politicians
The backstop 9/11 forced Australia to build just got used twice in six weeks
25 years ago terrorists attacked the World Trade Center. The world of insurance changed forever
The backstop 9/11 forced Australia to build just got used twice in six weeks
Zelenskyy puts insurers on notice as Russian airspace becomes a war-risk flashpoint
Ukraine's president tells commercial airlines that Russian skies are no longer safe to fly
Zelenskyy puts insurers on notice as Russian airspace becomes a war-risk flashpoint
German train station shut after blast, day after Berlin accuses Russia over airport drone attack
Two explosions and a diplomatic escalation in 48 hours - the week Germany stopped treating hybrid attacks as background noise
German train station shut after blast, day after Berlin accuses Russia over airport drone attack
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