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Alex Wright is a UK-based business journalist, who previously was deputy business editor at The Royal Gazette in Bermuda. You can reach him at [email protected]
The latest trends in the ongoing battle over liability in America’s opioid abuse epidemic.
Today’s firms must take every precaution when sending their employees abroad.
Growth is nice, but QBE’s Dan Fortin knows that underwriting discipline is even nicer.
Jack Kuhn has been at the forefront of Westfield’s new specialty business, which recently culminated in the acquisition of Lloyd’s of London Syndicate 1200 from the Argo Group.
A newly released report by GCube looks at how the renewable energy sector will fare with the potential of frequent Nat CATs.
Many businesses are hoping to gain some coverage for pandemic-related business interruption. The decisions are starting to reach the jury pool.
Despite having an exceptional year, the excess and surplus market has had its fair share of hurdles to overcome.
The growth of captive adoption has increased at an unprecedented rate over the last two years, according to Marsh Captive Solutions experts.
Risk managers and their brokers are restructuring their liability programs as markets shift and underwriters take a closer look at exposures.
This veteran risk manager consolidated a risk management program as his company grew rapidly.
Paul Boatman worked to ensure that a high-end construction job’s coverage would remain intact, despite incurring significant damage.
In May, Vermont’s Dave Provost announced his retirement and the appointment of Sandy Bigglestone as Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Financial Regulation Captive Insurance Division. The pair share their goals for this next phase.
Cyber risk continues to be a top concern for businesses, but new legislation to mitigate the risk is on the rise.
Preparing for the worst is perhaps the best way to forestall the liability fallout in the case of an injury or death in the entertainment sector.
War and terror were the areas where businesses said in January that their resilience was low.
Professional firms are feeling the weight of changing litigation trends, but experts say capital isn’t a concern.
The Cayman Islands are the current market leader for health care captives.
Construction insurance pricing is being impacted by several risks of note that underwriters must review.
With the excess and surplus market set to undergo transformative growth over the next decade, brokers and insurers are faced with a host of new challenges and opportunities.
November 13th marked the 20th anniversary of Allied World’s launch in Bermuda. What started as a single line, high excess P&C carrier, is now a global player, offering multiple lines, with 21 offices worldwide, over 1,400 employees and more than $5 billion in gross written premium.
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