A few themes emerged at this year’s Annual Marketplace, including challenging market conditions, the talent gap, and the promise of Insurtech.

Packed with networking opportunities and timely education sessions, this year’s WSIA Annual Marketplace is sure to satisfy.

Verizon Communications was awarded defense costs in excess of $40 million after years-long battle over securities claim litigation.

Cyber, trucking and terror risk in property are finding alternative risk homes.

Ethos Specialty Insurance is launching into the competitive, but potentially lucrative program business as an MGA. R&I queried Michael Sillat, the CEO of this Ascot Group subsidiary, on his hopes for the launch.

Conditions seem ripe for rates to rise, but overcapacity in excess & surplus and elsewhere hinders hardening.

It’s worth a visit to Lloyd’s to get a reminder of its relevance and potential.

Related or “batch” claims, particularly in health care, are a complex exposure issue with the potential to keep growing.

The AAMGA and NAPSLO merged to create the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association — a member services organization servicing the wholesale, specialty and surplus lines industry.

Attendees at the NAPSLO convention in San Diego need to find ways to compete, yet avoid falling victim to price wars.

Lloyd’s CEO Inga Beale is tasked with guiding the venerable insurance market through Brexit and the demands of the fiercely competitive global specialty business.

Attacks on internet infrastructure commence, leaving unknown risks for insureds and insurers alike.

Quirky and profound ways in which risk management and insurance impact our world.

Consolidation and related coverage issues have marine risk managers and underwriters scrambling.

From gaps in coverage to confusing terminology and hidden exclusions, choosing the right stand-alone cyber policy is a complex and challenging process.

Has the time for sanity in excess follow forms arrived?

Attendees of the 2016 NAPSLO Annual Convention shared their thoughts on what lies ahead for the excess and surplus insurance industry.

In an era of fierce competition, E&S players turn to customization and cutting-edge technology to differentiate themselves.

Make a point of reviewing your excess policy attachment language.

Excess follow forms don’t necessarily mirror the language of the primary policy, so beware.