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SMEs and personal lines driving next phase of APAC cyber growth: Gallagher Re
15 September 2026   SMEs and personal lines offer significant room for cyber growth across Asia-Pacific, but better consumer education and understanding of accumulation risk will be critical, says Gallagher Re’s APAC cyber leader.

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Gen-AI risks will become critical focus for cyber underwriters, predicts Gallagher.
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Customised D&I initiatives, along with active leadership involvement, are paving the way for a more inclusive future in the insurance industry, says David Martin of Gallagher.
Insurance
Clients have done a lot to track and combat the inflationary pressure of claims on property insurance, with some using buying power to lower costs, says Dirk Spenner, managing director of Gallagher Re.
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There were sober and disciplined renewals in Asia-Pacific despite chaotic world events. After continually fighting fires since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, however, the key question may be how the market will respond to a period of calm.
Insurance
Renewals in the region were disciplined and perhaps even dull, but the diversity of the countries and differing lines means that drama is never far away. Capacity, as ever, is key, says an Intelligent Insurer panel.
Insurance
The cyber insurance market remains one of the fastest-growing lines of business for carriers—and it remains set to become as large as the P&C sector.
Insurance
There has been increasing litigation in the D&O market and the exit of some big players, leading to a hardening of rates. Gallagher managing director David Ritchie spoke to Intelligent Insurer about how pessimism in this space may be too soon.
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While perhaps the most fraught negotiations were over property cat during the 1/1 renewals in Europe, casualty and specialty lines also had their areas of contention. As with property, the outcomes for insurers varied widely, said an Intelligent Insurer panel.
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7 September 2026   The next phase of innovation may lie in cutting the time, cost and friction involved in bringing complex risk-transfer structures to market.
4 September 2026   Broker says this is not to be confused as a hardening market.
3 September 2026   Three appointments support continued growth across the region.
2 September 2026   Cedants embrace alternative capital for long-term structures as traditional lines blur.
1 September 2026   Premiums shrink as excess capital rapidly outpaces demand.
26 August 2026   New market entrants support capacity as claims remain within expected loss levels.
25 August 2026   Multi-year deal expands underwriting capacity for specialist property risks.
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