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Chubb-Zurich facility: The excess casualty market is not 1986 Bermuda yet
The take-up rate will depend on the price discount and market segment.
Research
Research
Growth and returns on equity fall, but most of the industry is still profitable.
P&C held up better than the S&P 500, but there are causes for longer term concern.
It will be tough to pull off prior goals despite management assurances.
Inflection sets in for insurance stocks as macro albatross gets heavier.
Opinion
Opinion
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Claims-made is a good consolation prize in US casualty if you can’t get tort reform
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Wanting the macroeconomic volatility to be over doesn't mean it's over
Adam McNestrie and Mehr Gill
Latest News
Latest News
A quick roundup of today’s need-to-know news, including Aspen, American Integrity, Hub and more.
Broadstreet announced the most deals, followed by Hub and Gallagher.
New broker vehicles are setting up amid accelerated softening in D&F.
The carrier’s estimated first event limit could increase 16%, to $1.35bn.
Featured
Featured
Featured
Q1 commentary: Insurers believe tariff impact can be weathered
During first quarter earnings calls, insurers argued that they can mitigate volatility.
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Interviews
The company’s upsized public offering priced at $30 per ordinary share.
The executive also spoke about growing organically and via M&A.
Specialty insurer’s global chief of claims warns others about the allure of AI.
It acquired wholesaler ARC Excess & Surplus, confirming an earlier report from this publication.
Analysis
Analysis
Insurers haven’t announced concrete steps – yet.
We assess the Bermudian’s standing amid waning investor sentiment and economic uncertainty.
Secondary perils are no longer so secondary, but the losses are already priced in for commercial property.
Insurance Insider US explores the economics of the lift-out growth strategy.
Insider on Air
Insider on Air
Jack Kuhn, President of Westfield Specialty, discusses the shifting market cycles and changing landscape at RISKWORLD 2025.
Alliant is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and is the ‘furthest thing from a serial acquirer,’ Greg Zimmer, CEO, Alliant, said at RISKWORLD 2025.
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Today’s casualty market is “challenging” driven by shrinking capacity and tightening excess layers, said Pete McGuinness, EVP, national accounts casualty, for Arch.
Uncertainty around political climate, weather and a possible recession is firming the market, said Wendy Houser, President, wholesale and specialty, Markel.
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