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Wimbledon's pandemic payout will stir new demand

20 April 2020

Pandemic insurance is poised to move from being a niche product to an essential one for sports and music organisers around the world, which will challenge insurers, London-based analytics company GlobalData says...

Energy review flags 'transformative effect' from climate change

20 April 2020

Climate change risk will have a "transformative effect" on the global energy sector, which is currently facing a number of short-term pressing issues including a collapse in demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new update from Willis Towers Watson...

How US and UK insurers are helping customers

06 April 2020

Insurance companies and their representative organisations are working out ways to help their customers as communities around the world begin to experience the challenges of prolonged coronavirus control initiatives...

ABI flags pool solution for pandemic risks

06 April 2020

The Association of British Insurers has suggested reinsurance pools like those used for terrorism and earthquake risks could be part of solutions for protecting against future pandemic risks...

Early reinsurance renewals avoid virus impact

06 April 2020

Reinsurance renewals in April were mostly fully placed before the impact of coronavirus escalated and without specific exclusionary language after buyers started negotiations well in advance, Willis Re says...

UK travel insurers expect record payouts

30 March 2020

The Association of British Insurers estimates £275 million will be paid to UK customers by travel insurers in coronavirus-related claims, with the vast majority for cancellations...

FCA warns insurers on virus-led policy changes

23 March 2020

UK insurers seeking to suspend or change policies to limit their coronavirus exposure have been warned by the country’s regulator against acting unfairly toward consumers...

Tech-failure cover underwhelms

23 March 2020

Insurance options for many technological risks are perceived as inadequate by most risk professionals, a survey by Marsh found...