Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers is a financial journalist who loves to write about the news that affects professional readers. His specialities include mortgage, insurance and HR topics. He has written for a wide range of titles.

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Cyber insurance prices have fallen for three years. Brokers aren't sure it can last

Cyber insurance prices have fallen for three years. Brokers aren't sure it can last

How long can the market keep getting cheaper before something has to give?

Court of Appeal curbs reinsurer for defence costs in $70 million Gulf tanker case

Court of Appeal curbs reinsurer for defence costs in $70 million Gulf tanker case

Important case shows how Lloyd’s market wording can control legal jurisdiction

Hapag-Lloyd's €148 million loss exposes the real cost of risk

Hapag-Lloyd's €148 million loss exposes the real cost of risk

Shipping giant hit by insurance costs, weather events, Hormuz

A sanctioned Russian insurer has quietly emerged behind the salvage of the tanker rotting off Oman

A sanctioned Russian insurer has quietly emerged behind the salvage of the tanker rotting off Oman

AlfaStrakhovanie's involvement in the Caroline Bezengi response reportedly required a sanctions waiver before salvors could even start work

Nigel Farage, Count Binface, and… an insurance pro?

Nigel Farage, Count Binface, and… an insurance pro?

Inside the record-breaking Clacton by-election

Jellyfish and a solar eclipse just gave insurers a glimpse of a risk not being priced properly

Jellyfish and a solar eclipse just gave insurers a glimpse of a risk not being priced properly

The French power grid has just taken a jellyfish hit. The British one will have its own problems today. Is this going to become par for the course?

An AI agent swarm broke into a government network on its own

An AI agent swarm broke into a government network on its own

Cyber insurers should be paying attention

MFA used to be a nice-to-have. Now insurers just say no without it

MFA used to be a nice-to-have. Now insurers just say no without it

"Now it's probably an outright no": how multi-factor authentication went from negotiable to non-negotiable

IB TALK

How commercial property risks are changing in the UK

AXA's Matt Briggs discusses the emerging risks reshaping commercial property insurance, from lithium-ion batteries and net zero retrofits to climate change and what underwriters look for in a well-managed risk

Has construction insurance moved from paying claims to preventing them?

Prevention, collaboration and changing expectations are reshaping construction insurance. AXA's Andrew Hogg shares where the market is heading

Inside the rise of drone insurance

Coverdrone's Phil Heath and Richard Webb discuss the growth of drone insurance and what it reveals about insuring emerging technologies.

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