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5 March 2026Insurance

Lancashire comfortable on war exposure, could hunt for opportunities

Lancashire feels “perfectly comfortable” with its exposures in the Middle East conflict zones thanks to a direct line of sight to its full range of covers and may be watching the theatre for underwriting opportunities that develop from the conflict, top officials have indicated.

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