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Aon wouldn’t do another NFP soon; mid-market foray is in NFP hands

26 July 2024 NFP will reheat its own M&A machine to deliver units bearing $45-60m in EBITDA this year.

Munich Re enjoys upgrade, ‘well with peers’ on profit, better in diversification

26 July 2024

Gallagher says E&S accelerates even as doors open to admitted carriers

26 July 2024

Latest Insurance & Reinsurance Features

Navigating future talent development in cyber insurance

Young professionals need to immerse themselves in the office environment and absorb the knowledge being shared around them: Markel.

Looking at the source: a strategic approach to specialised talent acquisition

Spending more time on campuses talking about insurance can encourage new entrants to the industry, says Sompo.

The key to attracting and retaining talent in the insurance industry

In the competitive landscape of re/insurance, finding and keeping top talent has become a central focus, says Markel HR chief.

Insurtech Limit launches generative AI for brokers

Limit has launched Limit AI, branding it the first gen AI assistant exclusively for the property and casualty (P&C) sector.

Inclusive practices enable high performance and encourage retention

It’s about making the best of the diverse talents we have: Lloyd’s head of culture.

Living up to promises made at recruitment: keeping talent in the insurance market

New technologies have impacted the kind of skills the industry is looking for, and many of these skills are scarce, says Zurich’s head of talent.

Five ways to transform talent

To remain competitive, leaders must focus on updating their talent models to ensure organisations have the right skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving market: McKinsey.

Latest Risk Management Features

Cyber forensics: outsourcing incident response to third party suppliers

Incident response teams are already connected to insurers and law firms, bringing with them a wealth of resources, an Intelligent Insurer panel agreed.

Panel: What a robust cyber incident response plan looks like

Identifying the right people in place before a cyber crisis takes place is crucial, as well as continuously testing an incident response plan, an Intelligent Insurer panel agreed.

Cyber forensics: helping businesses deal with the aftermath of a cyber attack

Anthony Hess of incident response company Asceris sat down with Intelligent Insurer to discuss the growing relationship between cyber forensics and insurance.

Making a difference when it matters

Commercial primary casualty wholesale insurance encompasses an ever-growing range of complex risks that businesses must understand, manage and insure. Markel’s growing team covering this line of business specialises in doing just that.

Latest ART & ILS Features

Climate change drives rise in parametric insurance take-up: Swiss Re

Climate change means the nat cat protection gap will only grow—and parametric risk transfer products are gaining traction as a potential way of closing this gap.

The Latin American re/insurance market: a rich retrospective

In our special LatAm focus during March 2024, Intelligent Insurer will reflect on and review the highs and lows of this huge, opportunity-filled region, starting with this look back at the conference.

New ILS capital is needed: Schroders’ Lohmann

The risk transfer industry needs more capital—but ILS investors are interested only if returns reach more attractive levels that meet or exceed long-term target returns for risk assets, Dirk Lohmann, chairman of Schroders Capital ILS, told Intelligent Insurer.

Construction trends: how innovative collaboration can mitigate risk transfer failures

Insurers can help the sector deal with these complex and interrelated pressures using innovative solution services, says Valarie Jonas, director of Construction Claims at Markel.

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