Lockton Re adds to North American fac leadership
McNamara named chairman and Wadman facultative leader as broker expands senior property and casualty leadership across the region
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Escalating ‘intensity of hail’ in SCS events driving claims costs and motor damage – Perils
The re/insurance market has to become more focused on mitigation as hail increasingly drives ‘billion dollar’ insured loss events, says chief executive
London ‘getting its mojo back’ in reinsurance, says LMG’s Wagstaff
Caroline Wagstaff, CEO of the London Market Group, says progress on the UK captive regime shows sustained lobbying is paying off, despite the revolving door of recent UK politics, while looming recruitment pressures and AI’s transformative influence are forcing the London market to rethink its talent pipeline
Willis Re appoints Eckert CEO
Conduit Re co-founder will lead Willis Re’s global broking and advisory business after completing his current contractual obligations
Fitch Ratings: 1/1 renewals will have T&Cs focus and be 'less price led'
At the RVS conference, the credit rating agency confirmed its ‘deteriorating’ sector outlook for 2027 – however, it flagged that this negativity was ‘nuanced’ and maintained confidence ‘that most reinsurers will be able to navigate this challenging phase of the cycle’
Carrick targets selective legacy growth as MGA market creates new opportunities
Carrick Holdings is targeting selective growth in the legacy market, as Phil Hernon argues disciplined pricing is more important than following the broader insurance cycle
Hamilton Re eyes selective casualty growth
Amid market softening, Adrian Daws explains why Hamilton Re is ready to shift appetite across casualty subclasses to protect price adequacy
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