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Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam temporarily suspended operations following attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Sunday, Reuters
New technologies can leave established insurance programmes facing exposures with little claims data to guide underwriting
OAK Partnerships will write property, specialty, credit and casualty portfolios through Syndicate 1440 from 2027
TT Club and UK P&I Club will merge following the approval of both sets of members. A statement said members showed strong backing for the proposal, which the clubs said will form the first transpo
The catastrophe-focused MGU is taking a strategic stake in a Bermuda fund manager, giving it a more direct line to the capital behind coastal property cover
MSIG USA's claims chief says technology could dramatically accelerate adjuster development, but the entry-level talent bar is also rising
Just one in ten German firms are prepared against AI-powered cyberattacks, according to a study by the country’s federal cybersecurity agency BSI and the TÜV Association, which reveals that one in six
Moody’s warns that rated note feeder structures offer capital efficiency but carry untested credit risk
The Ombudsman’s dismissal powers widen from October 1, a fraud and scams registration pilot has begun, and a case fees consultation is due next
The new MGA writes W&I, tax and contingent risk across the EEA, with W&I limits of up to €20m
Is it a judgment problem or a headcount issue?
The cyber scare follows ASOS breach as hackers exploit third-party access
A Tesco technology chief and a former Prudential CFO join the boards as the merger enters its next phase
A three-year charity partnership funded by Benefact comes as UK brokers rank talent as their top priority
Crawford’s push to give London-market insurers clearer oversight of claims handled across the U.S.
Two acquisitions, one jurisdiction, one GAR implementation date: the timing is not coincidental
The overall commercial insurance market is expected to continue softening at 1 January renewals for European firms, according to experts. But the pace of softening may slow for risks that have benefit
Denmark-headquartered Tryg AS recorded a 10% year-on-year increase in third-quarter profit after tax to 1.6 billion Danish krone ($244 million), and a combined ratio of 77% from 79% a year earlier, Ya
Fragmented data and limited feedback leave brokers unsure what happens to the concerns they report
Chile’s insurance industry is seeing abundant capacity and sound reinsurance protection, and remains profitable, according to AM Best, which is maintaining its stable outlook on the market. Best noted
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