Advanced Technology Assurance has launched an insurance consortium of up to $750m to underwrite the global AI infrastructure build-out, backed by a consortium of more than 10 re/insurers and Lloyd’s syndicates
The question for our industry is no longer whether AI will be utilized by adversaries, but whether the insurance model can evolve quickly enough to remain a viable backstop for the digital economy, writes Guy Simkin, co-founder and CEO at Cyber Insurance Academy
Global property and casualty insurers are set to maintain solid profitability and strong capital positions through 2026, despite subdued economic growth and persistent casualty and catastrophe loss trends, according to a new sector outlook from Moody’s Ratings.
New European chief underwriter at Liberty Specialty Markets part of insurer’s Invest in Europe 2030 strategy
New credit MGA launches with capacity from Blenheim Underwriting and other Lloyd’s market carriers.
MGA Imala Re began underwriting from 1 January through The Fidelis Partnership’s Pine Walk platform.
January renewals marked a turning point for casualty reinsurance, though not in the same abrupt fashion seen in property catastrophe business, according to broker reports.
Competition intensified at the January 2026 renewals, with double-digit price reductions in property and new options opening for insurers to redeploy savings into earnings protection and growth, according to the re/insurance broker’s renewals report.
Latest transaction adds further scale to the London market broker’s US expansion, which has seen hundreds of industry professionals join the group across multiple cities and practice areas since August.
Property cat pricing was down 15%, while London market casualty placements also dipped 5-10% amid increased supply, the reinsurance broker said
Reinsurance buyers experienced accelerating price softening at the 1 January 2026 renewals, but casualty produced more nuanced outcomes, the reinsurance broker revealed
The reinsurance broker has launched a dedicated captives risk transfer team within its global facultative business, appointing Martin Hughes as executive vice president and Joshua Cryer as divisional director
Much of the industry’s reinsurance leakage is not a systems failure but a structural one, created at the moment responsibility passes from placement to operations, the re/insurtech firm suggests
Everest has appointed Paul Trueman as head of international and Mark Shaw as global head of commercial within its global wholesale and specialty insurance division
New division at the reinsurance broker to be led by Henrietta Butcher targets capacity for North American MGAs from London and international markets
New analysis of resilience financing against natural catastrophe risk shows sharp rise in proactive risk finance but poorest countries still receive a small share
New Dubai platform for the re/insurance broker supports group strategy across MENA and Turkey