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Atradius appoints UK commercial head
Will report to recently appointed UK & Ireland regional director Stuart Ramsden.
American Club & ABSG: maritime cyber security important
Two join forces in call for more education and training plus insurance guidance.
Non-life premium levels to remain stable in 2020 - Swiss Re
Sigma report predicts only a 0.1% contraction in non-life premium this year due to market hardening.
Genworth Mortgage completes reinsurance transaction
Genworth Financial subsidiary announces completion of transaction.
AXA XL completes reinsurance transaction with MGA
Collateralised reinsurance agreement agreed for auto portfolio.
Pool Re subsidiary creates new monthly threat report
Report will look at latest terrorism threats and other aspects.
MarketScout claims US insurers eyeing rate increases
Some lines seeing aggressive rate increases , according to Dallas-based company.
Argo to search for new CFO
Company tweaks leadership team as CFO Bullock departs.
Chubb estimates $1.37bn COVID-19 losses in Q2
Global net cat losses for the second quarter recorded at $1.81bn pre-tax.
Interviews
Life’s a Beach
Rise in demand, Aon/Willis deal paint a rosier picture for reinsurance broking, says Beach CEO Jason Howard.
Postlewhite: Leading in the age of COVID-19
QBE Re’s new Managing Director discusses taking on the position during the coronavirus and how it will affect the reinsurance sector.
Talking cyber and mindful mitigation
AIG’s Greg Vernaci on cyber liability pricing, affirming coverage and why ransomware needs to be considered a top threat by all organisations.
BMS’ Cook vows COVID-19 won’t stop recruitment drive
Growing broker to continue building out global platform as it looks to benefit from any Aon-Willis talent fallout.
Rolling with the changes
RPS President Joel Cavaness discusses how the E&S business faces one of its biggest challenges to date.
BGCI: Coronavirus won't halt M&A plans
Broking group eyes opportunities from the Aon-Willis merger, including Miller.
Changing risks, challenging times
Alan Jay Kaufman, Chairman, President and CEO of H.W. Kaufman Group, discusses the current state of the market and mitigating against COVID-19 developments.
Inefficiencies need not be endemic of Lloyd's - Victor
New syndicate 2288 will be about “trying to reinvent insurance for the modern age,” says Victor International’s president.
Assessing the aviation broking landscape post-JLT sale
Peter Elson, CEO of Gallagher Aerospace, discusses with Mark Richardson why expanded competition among brokers in this challenged line is good for clients – and business.
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Editor's note: You get what you pay for
Granting coverage that wasn't accounted for is wrong in every sense of the word.
Be strong. Be fair. Be creative.
Reactions’ Editor-in-Chief on why right now, a little mercy can go a long way.
Why ‘PRIA’ can’t just be TRIA
The federal backstop cannot serve as an off-the-shelf solution for Pandemic Risk Insurance, Jason Schupp writes.
Small business, big exposure
Ransomware attacks: A million-dollar threat for SMEs.
ESG: The hidden D&O/E&O risk
Ascot’s Kenny Li talks about what can happen when asset managers invest outside their mandate.
Editor's comment: What does the future have in store?
Reaction's editor Andrew Putwain reflects on his experiences in the market thus far.
Editor's comment: GDPR: which insurer will be whacked first?
Financial institutions are in a tizzy regarding the EU's General Data Protection Regulation due to its steep fines and extensive requirements- who will be the first insurers to feel the sting?
Editor's comment: What could have been...
Reactions editor Christopher Munro considers what might have been with England at the World Cup and Bermuda's role in the re/insurance industry.
Reactions April digital issue online now!
This month's magazine issue celebrates 35 years of Reactions, plus features on terrorism, Iran sanctions, reinsurance broking and the run-off market.