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'We see many opportunities to develop our US products,' says Dan Trueman, global head of cyber and technology.

The new entity will underwrite middle-market commercial properties for wholesale brokers.

The broker has unveiled senior appointments in the UK and Canada to help expand its renewable energy practice.

AmTrust Financial offers a wide range of workers’ compensation insurance coverage for over 350 business classes.

The rating action follows $610 million recapitalisation of Starstone US from private equity firms.

The executive has spent 30 years at IBM, laterly as general manager and COO of global technologies services.

Tech-enabled startup Battleface seeks to serve the 'underserved but growing market of adventure travel'.

The appointee will provide legal expertise in providing insurance solutions for M&A transactions.

Crawford has sold its shares in Lloyd Warwick International to simplify its operations.

Newly-appointed CEO Bruce says GRP's acquisition pipeline remains undisturbed by COVID-19 challenges.

Willis Towers Watson has launched a group captive solution designed for the middle market.

The acquired firm specialises in commercial transportation, construction, earthmoving and professional risks.

Frank Harting has stepped down from the management board by 'mutual agreement' after 36 years in the company.

The partnership will enable Zego to offer businesses a telematics solution together with usage-based insurance policy.

As the pandemic stress test continues, re/insurers are preparing for what comes next, including expectations of a hardening market. This is driving a growing trend for equity raises, with some building war chests and some taking advantage of new opportunities, while others look to protect their credit rating in a fight for survival. Intelligent Insurer reports.

The net impact on the Generali Group’s first half 2020 results amounts to €183 million.

US cyber insurers saw a 10-point loss ratio deterioration in 2019 due to ransomware.

Paul Greensmith was until recently UK chief executive officer of AXA XL.

The media sector faces a range of exposures including defamation, intellectual property and privacy.

The re/insurer has added a former Lloyd’s and Swiss Re executive to its group board.