Energy
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Mizell will be based in IMA’s Houston office, its fastest-growing regional division.
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The CEO said companies are still taking charges on years 2013 to 2019.
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WTW predicted that ‘meaningful softening’ could creep into energy markets during the year.
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Increased reinsurance retentions left some insurers with their worst net results in a decade.
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Graham Knight will become chairman of natural resources.
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The companies originally established the capacity agreement in January 2023.
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The facility will target operators across the US, onshore and offshore.
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It will begin underwriting from April 2024.
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The business will be led by Alex Kirkby, new head of marine and energy.
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The appointment comes two weeks after this publication revealed that the executive had resigned from Lockton to join the rival broker.
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The broker said it anticipated new entrants in the downstream class following a profitable 2023.
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The alternative energy warranty captive solutions will be available throughout the United States and Canada.
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The pair will be responsible for managing underwriting activity across their respective lines.
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The Fidelis IPO has no clear precedent, but there is an appetite for investment in the specialty space, as seen earlier this year with the Skyward public listing.
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Highlander has $300mn of insurance coverage, placed by Ed Broking and led by Munich Re Syndicate.
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Human rights groups have issued a complaint to a US mediation body alleging that Marsh has violated OECD guidelines for corporate standards.
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The book of business was performing poorly, and was exposed to major claims from the 2021 Huntington Beach oil spill in California.
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The settlement is welcome news for the loss-hit downstream market, where there were fears of a claim as high as $1.3bn.
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Former renewables head Hamish Roberts has moved to work as growth leader for the broker in the UK and Ireland.
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The broker warned that more insurers will restrict or drop oil and gas business in the coming years.
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The hail which hit Texas in early summer 2022 alone resulted in solar losses estimated to exceed $300mn.
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The carrier will no longer invest or insure contracts and projects directly relating to new oil and gas fields, new midstream oil infrastructure and new oil-fired power plants.