Clear Group relocates London HQ to Monument Street
All London staff now sit on one floor as Clear Group builds out its wholesale broking ambitions.
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AXA tells brokers where it will and won't compete for the next three years
The group's new strategic plan signals discipline at AXA XL and AI deployment across underwriting and pricing
Baldwin going private in latest big brokerage deal
The $7.7bn deal to take US-based The Baldwin Group private adds another multibillion-dollar transaction to a surge in large insurance brokerage deals and comes as Baldwin has returned to acquisitions
Revolut's paperwork breach shows why insurers are rethinking what counts as a 'cyber attack'
Fintech bank handed over customer data after fraudster asked for it
Wells named head of Zurich US as Signorelli exits
Zurich US has named Alex Wells CEO, effective immediately, replacing Sierra Signorelli, who has left the company. Signorelli had led Zurich’s US business since January and was named CEO of its global
Miller continues Asian expansion with new Malaysian operation
Miller has continued its expansion in Asia with the launch of Miller Malaysia. The broker said that, building on its established presence across the region, Miller Malaysia’s initial offering under it
Santander overturns bulk of £680m AXA PPI ruling as Court of Appeal sides with bank
Insurer faces setback after court decision
MS Amlin expands into onshore construction
MS Amlin, the Lloyd’s (re)insurer, has strengthened its natural resources team with three appointments, adding senior underwriting expertise and expanding its capabilities into onshore construction. R
QBE exit from French decennial liability market represents significant shift, say brokers
Leading French construction brokers are warning that the high-profile departure of QBE from the decennial liability insurance market – the mandatory contract that guarantees the repair of damage for a
London market premiums flat in challenging market: IUA
London company market premiums were flat last year at £49.2bn, in the face of “challenging” market conditions for carriers, according to the International Underwriting Association (IUA). “This year’s
Deaths could have been prevented: Letby inquiry delivers its verdict
NHS liability takes a direct hit as body faces record negligence payouts already
Benefit cuts risk undermining staff retention in Asia, panel warns
Asian employers risk making it harder to attract and retain staff if they cut health benefits to control rising medical costs, according to panellists who took part in Commercial Risk’s Global Program
Zurich and Beazley deal set to complete on 1 October
Zurich Insurance’s acquisition of Beazley is expected to close on 1 October 2026 after securing all regulatory approvals to transfer Beazley’s entire issued share capital. In a joint update, the two c
Marsh names Adamantiadis global placement head
Tom Geraghty steps up to lead Marsh Europe, continuing a pattern of internal succession at the top of the business
Willis urges power buyers to build risk strategies while rates are soft
Power and utility companies are using the current competitive and soft rating environment to rebalance their risk strategy, according to Willis. But it warns that buyers in the sector with cat-exposed
Acorn Group's policy count jumps 20% as it posts record £803m GWP
The non-standard specialist's capital position strengthened even as it grew policy count by a fifth
AI intensifies cyber threats as Asian firms remain underinsured
Rapid advances in AI are making cyberattacks faster and harder to detect, yet many companies in Asia Pacific remain uninsured or underinsured against the risk, according to experts at a cyber risk pan
Canopius creates analytics chief as AI race reshapes specialty underwriting
Nick Betteridge moves from group chief actuary to a new analytics role consolidating AI, pricing, and data science
Miller Malaysia opens under Labuan licence with treaty and fac focus
The launch follows the 2023 APAC treaty team build and is backed by two brokers with decades of regional experience
Cyber exposures could challenge terrorism programmes
Emerging cyber exposures, which have changed drastically since the 9/11 terror attacks, could present challenges to government-backed terrorism programmes, according to a report from analysts Mornings
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