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AM Best cools on prospects for Travelers Canada ahead of $2.4bn megadeal
AM Best cools on prospects for Travelers Canada ahead of $2.4bn megadeal
6 June 2025   Ratings agency downgrades financial strength of two Canadian Travelers subsidiaries.
Travelers to sell majority of Canada business in $2.4bn deal
Travelers to sell majority of Canada business in $2.4bn deal
28 May 2025
Go big or go home: giant US carriers best placed to manage casualty
Go big or go home: giant US carriers best placed to manage casualty
21 May 2025
Travelers says tariff impacts can be limited and manageable
16 April 2025
Travelers offers product liability cover for life sciences companies
12 March 2025
Q4 2024 ransomware attacks hit new record: Travelers
7 March 2025
Markel looks to Travelers to expand transport and logistics underwriting capabilities
25 February 2025
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Shield against evolving cyber risks with layered protection
Chris McMurray, cyber lead at Travelers Europe, discusses a layered approach to managing cyber risks more effectively and how technology-based protections can act as a safety net, helping organisations get back to business with minimal interruption after an attack.
Insurance
Legal professionals need to talk about cyber threats
Brokers can start the conversation, say Sharon Glynn, director, underwriting for Travelers Europe and James Doswell, senior risk manager at Travelers.
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Know the facts about cyber threats
Knowledge of what’s true—and what isn’t—about cyber insurance can help you protect your clients’ security, says Chris McMurray, cyber lead at Travelers Europe.
Insurance
As cyber threats evolve, so must client protections
Your clients’ confidential data remains an alluring target for cyber criminals, warns James Doswell of Travelers Europe.
Insurance
Must-have contract provisions for defending claims
Businesses are facing record-high inflation, supply chain strains and a host of lingering concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic. If your clients are looking for a release valve to ease some of that pressure, encourage strong contract management, says Toby Harris of Travelers.
Insurance
Why your smaller solicitor clients need professional indemnity insurance
Law firms have to assess themselves and purchase a level of PI commensurate with their own risk exposure. James Graham of Travelers explains how it works.
Insurance
What’s on insurers’ minds for law firms?
Travelers discusses the legal insurance landscape for 2022 and beyond.
Insurance
Getting the schemes pitch right
Schemes are a win for insurer and broker alike and the best ways to build a lasting partnership, says Jonathan Forster, SME distribution director at Travelers Europe.
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Travelers Europe stays close to home to find new COO
17 February 2025   Incoming COO joined company in 2016 after roles at Towergate, RSA and GE Capital.
Travelers faces $1.7bn loss from California wildfires
11 February 2025   Estimated assessments from California FAIR Plan and reinsurance recoveries included.
Travelers renews property cat 1.1 with limit flat at $8bn
23 January 2025   Property cat treaty shifted to higher layers; casualty treaty moved lower.
Los Angeles wildfires could cost insurers up to $10bn: JPMorgan
9 January 2025   Arch Capital and RenaissanceRe are most exposed reinsurers, says US bank.
Travelers ups limit and retentions at margin-neutral mid-year renewals
19 July 2024   Increased book scale and rising primary rates more than offset reinsurance cost.
US cyber insurance first went surplus, now turns foreign: AM Best
24 June 2024   Domestic E&S took most of US cyber; signs say offshore carriers are taking the baton.
Travelers eyes tech talent to focus on AI, engineering & data science
2 May 2024   The insurer launches new US office to tap into tech talent in the Atlanta region.
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