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Aon Re: The future of claims is not claims

2026-11-11T15:51:00+00:00

James Evans leads the claims advocacy and client service teams in EMEA, with a mission to make Aon Re’s advocacy proposition market leading. He focuses on building what comes next in claims by creating new services, improving financial outcomes for clients and simplifying operations with technology

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HDI Syndicate 2029 gets Lloyd’s permission to underwrite
2026-11-10T09:48:00+00:00
Approval clears the way for underwriting ahead of the syndicate’s 1 January 2027 launch, with an initial portfolio spanning specialty and corporate lines
Insurity targets European MGAs with reporting and localisation push
2026-11-10T09:06:00+00:00
Multi-currency and local-language capabilities underpin the insurtech provider’s expansion plans, as carriers demand stronger oversight of delegated business.
One war, two books: Aggregation crossing from aviation into marine
2026-11-09T12:07:00+00:00
The Russian fleet loss and the Black Sea and Red Sea marine casualties share a geopolitical origin. They will reach reinsurers through event and occurrence wordings that were never drafted to count this kind of loss. By Russell D Pulver
Insurtech funding falls 44.6% as mega-round activity slows: Gallagher Re
2026-11-09T11:43:00+00:00
Global InsurTech investment dropped to $1.36bn in Q3 2026, although deal volumes remained stable and AI-focused companies attracted more than four-fifths of total funding
Geopolitical lock-out tops life sciences economic risks: Willis
2026-11-09T11:40:00+00:00
Trade tensions, market access restrictions and government intervention are reshaping investment, manufacturing and innovation decisions across the life sciences sector
Renewables losses expose gaps in recovery planning and cover
2026-11-09T11:29:00+00:00
Tokio Marine GX’s latest report argues that rising solar losses demand more than stronger assets, as contractor delays, fragmented insurance programmes and lengthy repairs threaten to prolong business interruption.