Lycetts staff help run sports days for 400 Hull children
The charity events form part of a three-year partnership funded through owner Benefact Group
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Insurance moves: XS Brokers, RLI and Starkweather & Shepley
XS Brokers hires RPS’s former national brokerage president to lead growth, as RLI promotes four leaders including its claim litigation head
Younger and Older Workers Drive Shift in Workers’ Comp Claims Mix, WCRI Finds
Workers’ compensation claims are increasingly concentrated among the youngest and oldest segments of the workforce, according to a report from the Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI).
Tesco tech chief and ex-Prudential CFO join Ageas UK and esure boards
The appointments come as Ageas works out where esure’s direct business sits alongside its broker channel
Gallagher launches Middle East cyber risk advisory practice
A cybersecurity consulting and risk advisory practice for the Middle East has been launched by Gallagher in response to an increasingly complex threat landscape. It will serve organisations across sec
Shareholder law firms question price of Baldwin’s $7.7 billion Dell-backed buyout
Shareholder rights firms are investigating whether Baldwin’s directors secured a fair price in the Dell-backed buyout, which is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027
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Pharmacy benefits advisor churn hits three in four employers, survey finds
New data finds a market under pressure from costs, disclosure rules, and shifting employer expectations
Workers’ comp’s profit streak is intact, but the math is changing
AM Best flags reserve erosion and rising medical costs as the line approaches an inflection point
Healthcare profession demands specialists, says wholesale broker
Brown & Riding's Dennis Fox on AI-aided research and the wholesale specialization wave
Veteran broker launches Huddersfield firm with direct FCA authorisation
Neil Grimshaw says too many businesses pick up cover as a commodity, and chose direct authorisation to show the traditional route is still achievable
Members approve TT Club, U.K. P&I merger
Members of London-based TT Club and U.K. P&I Club have approved a merger that will generate an estimated $750 million in combined annual premium income, Reinsurance News reported. The merger will
The Human Cost of Insurance Claim Fraud
Picture someone injured in an accident that wasn’t their fault: a slip and fall, a car crash, an incident on someone else’s property. The injury is real, the pain is real, and their need f
Cyberattacks surge in South Korea and Japan
South Korea recorded a 20% year-on-year increase in cyber security incidents in the first half of 2026, including a 77% surge in ransomware incidents, while Japan recorded more cyber security incident
PCW declines leave non-standard customers thinking they are uninsurable
Prestige Underwriting’s survey finds 64% of brokers say customers arrive after a PCW decline believing their home cannot be insured
Fires reported as hundreds of French supermarkets hacked
Attackers hijacked connected refrigeration controls overnight and pushed cabinets to 50C, leaving retailers with ruined stock and an awkward question about which policy, if any, will pay
Oak Global launches portfolio underwriting unit at Lloyd’s
Lloyd’s approval has been given to OAK Partnerships, a new strategic business unit launched by Oak Global. OAK Partnerships will provide capacity for multi-class portfolios provided by OAK Syndicate 1
Brokers face 12% earnings drop under proposed commissions cap
India’s insurance regulator has proposed capping broker commissions as early as January 2027, potentially cutting brokers’ fee income by up to 90% and earnings by 12%, according to U.S.-based Jefferie
WTW deepens commercial lines ICT bench with MGA underwriting veteran
Darrel Beaton joins from Effectus Insurance, where he served as chief underwriting officer for 16 years
HDI Global appoints QBE’s Leroy as MD in France
HDI Global will appoint Delphine Leroy as managing director in France from January when Jean-Marie Haquette retires from the role. Leroy brings nearly 30 years of experience in the insurance industry,
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