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Third party litigation funding alone costs each US household $600 a year
Third party litigation funding alone costs each US household $600 a year
23 January 2026   Latest research strips out knock-on cost of investors piling into US litigation funding.
British companies much less interested in taking out cyber insurance
British companies much less interested in taking out cyber insurance
23 January 2026
Lloyd’s market prefect has not seen any softening in terms and conditions
Lloyd’s market prefect has not seen any softening in terms and conditions
23 January 2026
Axa XL launches dedicated US alternative risk solutions team
23 January 2026
Fidelis backs $75m Herbie Re 2026 retrocessional cat bond
23 January 2026
The Fidelis Partnership bolsters broker bench with veteran lead
23 January 2026
Descartes targets data centre developers with $140m parametric solution
23 January 2026
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How London insurance has reinvented itself over 25 years
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Pool Re calls time on SME terrorism gap, urges insurers to rethink cover in 2026
The scheme’s 2026 agenda puts the spotlight firmly on how the market structures cover for small businesses. Pool Re CEO speaks to Intelligent Insurer.
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A new chapter in talent and leadership: Leaders Under 40 now live
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Alien nation: how social inflation is distorting US insurance market
For too long, US consumers have ignored the true cost of out-of-control jury awards.
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Thinking differently at Lloyd’s: how Inigo built a specialty insurer from the ground up
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Middle-age spread: more people aged over 50 than under 30 work in London Market
LMG head worries about dearth of young people replenishing ageing workforce.
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Insurance talent is satisfied but still leaving
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The next frontier: parametric cat bonds for site-specific risks
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Acrisure completes adoption of UK brokers under one name
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