Shutterstock.com_2769722831/Maldives-art

12 August 2026InsuranceTim Adler

Middle East conflict insurance losses run into hundreds of millions in Q2 alone

Second-quarter insured losses from the Middle East conflict have already run into hundreds of millions of dollars, as reported by some of the world’s biggest re/insurers.

Already registered?

Login to your account

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

USI widens Howden aviation fight as third lawsuit targets ex-staffer

11 November 2026 It’s now three lawsuits, eight subpoenas and fresh details of alleged solicitation.

Octave gets back in tune; shrinks loss, improves revenue

10 November 2026 Rebranded Ambac sees fronting carrier back into the black.

Premium growth to slow for delegated authority businesses: AM Best

10 November 2026 Regulators and carriers are holding third-party underwriters to higher standards.

More articles

Rate cuts may ease, but brokers have another lever to pull: Conduit Re

Australian competition regulator unmoved by IAG concessions over RAC Insurance takeover

USI widens Howden aviation fight as third lawsuit targets ex-staffer

Newly listed Orion180 grows Q3 premium 60%, net income 32%

Many UK and Irish businesses lack overseas insurance protection, Chubb finds

Seven out of 10 London brokers expect AI to cause huge disruption

Gone rogue: Cowbell targets autonomous AI risks with standalone liability policy

Canopius boosts UK underwriting leadership with Arch, Lockton hires

Copyright © intelligentinsurer.com 2024 | Headless Content Management with Blaze