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Zurich extends data centre building cover with spending to hit $7tn by 2030

5 June 2026 Follows underwriting of more than 245 US data centre projects in 2025 alone.

Underwriters overlook outages when it comes to pricing data centre risk

5 June 2026

CEA ups treaty limit to begin unwind of unliked assessment layer

5 June 2026

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EU’s cat bond rethink stirs ILS leaders to coordinated public pushback

Fermat, Plenum lead early ILS defence as illiquid asset fears rise.

Reinsurance

MS Amlin filters market noise, doubles down on reinsurance strategy

Prioritises long-term partners over cheap or new capital, says new head of outwards re.

Reinsurance

Ascot to hold reinsurance buying steady for 2026 despite softer market

Re/insurer to tighten portfolio control, stay flexible for the next big shift.

Insurance

How London insurance has reinvented itself over 25 years

London writes less business in-house than ever before. Simon Barder, from AM Specialty, explains why that’s a strength, not a weakness.

Reinsurance

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.

Insurance

A new chapter in talent and leadership: Leaders Under 40 now live

Welcome to Intelligent Insurer’s second Leaders Under 40 publication, a celebration of standout talent, new voices, bold ideas and modern leadership driving the industry forward.

Insurance

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.

Insurance

Thinking differently at Lloyd’s: how Inigo built a specialty insurer from the ground up

Founders Richard Watson and Matthew Rolph spoke exclusively with Intelligent Insurer about the thinking behind Inigo’s launch, its rapid scale-up and what the Radian deal means for Inigo’s future.

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