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Ryan Specialty builds MGU for high-risk New York construction
Ryan Specialty builds MGU for high-risk New York construction
25 September 2025   Specialist underwriter focuses on casualty cover for complex real estate projects.
Ex-Everest VP to head ICW Specialty excess casualty push
Ex-Everest VP to head ICW Specialty excess casualty push
24 September 2025
Global property renewal pricing down 5% while casualty tightens
Global property renewal pricing down 5% while casualty tightens
22 September 2025
ICW Group expands with specialty arm led by MSIG executive
16 September 2025
Axa XL promotes Americas casualty head to global CUO
16 September 2025
Liberty Specialty sharpens UK & MENA strategy with single third-party unit
11 September 2025
Lockton powers up US casualty team with strategic leadership moves
10 September 2025
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Arch brings in Volante talent to power up French casualty push
10 September 2025   Duo to grow primary, umbrella and excess liability across sectors.
‘AI is table stakes’, the rest is discipline – Swiss Re draws the line
9 September 2025   Generative AI and agentic AI is a breakthrough technology that will impact our industry, says Swiss Re P&C chief.
Capacity generated by retained earnings will hold its ground on discipline: Munich Re
9 September 2025   No new wave of third-party capital; buoyancy is now self-funded by incumbent carriers’ earnings. Munich Re's Carsten Prussog examines the implications.
Dislocation drives creative reinsurance capital beyond cat
9 September 2025   It’s a great time for alternative and structured capacity, as capital flows diversify into Lloyd’s, ‘re-shares’ and sidecars, says Aon.
From niche to asset class: the rise of casualty ILS
9 September 2025   Investors demand diversification, speed and discipline key drivers for alternative risk.
CIS and Africa reinsurers filling the void on US casualty
9 September 2025   As European reinsurers pull back from US casualty risk, Moody’s leaders find the capacity void is often being filled by reinsurers in emerging markets.
Time to change the rules in casualty, not fold – yet, says TransRe
9 September 2025   In casualty, the number of bad years is expanding and the losses in each year are deepening. It may be time to change the rules, writes TransRe’s Keith Trigg.
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