With a US$3bn market on the horizon, a hydrogen-powered future creates ‘far-reaching’ implications for insurers

Australia’s new ‘hard line’ M&A rules snag small, mid-cap insurers amid overreach warning

Insurers and brokers face higher merger costs and greater execution risks as a result of the Australian government’s new mandatory merger notification rules, competition lawyers say.

Red Sea ‘hot topic’ creates opportunities for insurers, with capacity not a major problem despite Houthi escalation

Hannah Chua, legal director in Clyde & Co’s energy, marine, and natural resources team in Singapore, says the market has learned lessons from the past.

Beijing flood losses to be ‘substantial’ as region braces for more rain

Insurers have received 65,000 reports of losses following last month’s extreme rain, with an estimated insured loss of US$277m, according to regulatory data.

‘It’s a trust game’: with cyber claims spikes front and centre, alternative solutions offer cover for growing threat

Comments follow placement of innovative ‘surge’ reinsurance with Arch Capital Group.