Buyers make hay at 1.4 as reinsurers seek growth armed with record-high capital

South Korea wildfire claims to ‘pour in’, Japan to see minimum insured losses

Some 48,000 hectares were burned in South Korea, with just over 1,000 hectares impacted in two Japanese prefectures.

Time to shine a light on the dark fleet, with insurance cover – or the lack of – at the heart of the debate

Oil and gas exports are a key revenue source for Russia, but the sector has been subject to Western sanctions since 2014, leading to a surge in tankers that engage in activities to mask their location and identity.

Amid abundant capacity, 1.4 renewals could see double-digit rate drop: Aon’s George Attard

APAC reinsurance solutions CEO tells IAN ahead of key renewals that a continuation of 1.1 dynamics has resulted in a favourable environment for buyers.

Any port in a storm: Trump’s US port fee threat rocks the boat, but what does it mean for insurers?

Proposed US$1.5m levy per port call for ships with Chinese ties adds a layer of complexity for shipowners, charterers, and cargo interests.