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The economy and the world’s markets are moving back to some semblance of normality. Fitch Ratings director for EMEA insurance, Robert Mazzuoli, gives Intelligent Insurer his view. 16 February 2022
Insurance
Sompo is happy to boast of its $5 billion M&A war chest—yet it has struggled to put it to good use. Now, the Japanese insurer has new ideas for the ‘flexible’ deployment of the cash stash, Sompo’s Nigel Frudd explains. 15 February 2022
Insurance
Every re/insurer understands that technology has the potential to transform their business and that insurtechs can help craft this strategy. But large incumbents must be clear on their strategy, or risk crushing their insurtech partners, says an Intelligent Insurer panel. 8 February 2022
Insurance
While many insurtechs have the power to disrupt the industry and change the insurance proposition, the space is still very much in its infancy. But that is soon to change, an Intelligent Insurer panel found. 8 February 2022
Insurance
The pandemic has changed the game for insurers, increasing the pressure on insurers to offer customers truly seamless experiences when it comes to policy purchase and servicing. Claims is at the forefront of this change, says Jeff Saye of Genpact. 4 February 2022
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. 3 February 2022
Insurance
A year ago, a unique cat bond that melded volcano risk and humanitarian relief was a headline-grabbing unique deal. David Howden, one of its architects, claims as many as 30 more deals are in a very robust pipeline. 3 February 2022
Insurance
More than ever, the industry needs to understand the limitations of cat models and prepare for the unexpected, Anna Neely, head of cat response and R&D lead at TigerRisk Partners, tells Intelligent Insurer. 2 February 2022
Insurance
Heavy cat losses and secondary perils ensured rising rates were a given for the 1/1 renewals, but it was the battle between uncertainty and capacity that determined exactly where they landed. Intelligent Insurer reports. 24 January 2022
Insurance
Rates moved in the right direction at the 1/1 renewals for reinsurers, but not far enough to compensate reinsurers for uncertainties over climate change, secondary perils and claims inflation. There were frustrations on all sides, but if they didn’t get all they wanted, many got what they needed – at least for now. 24 January 2022
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