With US$125 billion in vessels stranded in the Gulf, geopolitics is now the top risk facing shipping and marine insurers
Likely the biggest takeover approach in the country's insurance broking history would split the broker network and underwriting agency empire between the two US heavyweights
The world’s insurers are still selling a product built for a calmer era — and one senior executive says the industry can no longer afford to ignore the gap
In 1999, when the world was dancing to Prince and worrying about the Millennium Bug, a hailstorm that year rewrote the template
Despite the disruptive effects of the US-Iran conflict, abundant capacity and competitive pricing are still rewarding well-prepared clients - but only for a finite stretch
Chubb, Allianz, MetLife, AXA and Zurich are turning a fringe specialty line into one of insurance's major growth stories
Global insurer's broker-facing rate momentum is holding firm across most lines but softening in commercial property and Lloyd's shows where competition is biting hardest
As the IMF warns of a prolonged Iran conflict, trade credit brokers are handed an urgent client conversation
Renewables may be cleaner, but their end-of-life risks are creating new liabilities and coverage gaps.
Agility, tech, and niche expertise will be differentiators, says TMPAA head
In 2026, protection for affluent families is less about buying more coverage and more about building resilience