ReShare vehicles let insurers cede part of their outwards programme to asset managers through Lloyd's. Growth is slow, but ...

The US P&C insurance market is enjoying a period of relative stability, with underwriting profit generally holding up despite heavy catastrophe losses. The picture is, of course, mixed by company and ...

This analysis examines whether the industry can lean on its silent cyber experience to deal with the AI exposure now building inside casualty books. We show why AI risk resists a clean carve-out the ...

This research examines how a wave of AI hallucinations in court filings is reshaping professional liability underwriting. We show how lawyers have emerged as the first target for sweeping AI ...

In this sample of our analysis from Insurance Insider, we show how we connect the dots across capital, underwriting behaviour and investor appetite. Here, we unpack how PE‑fuelled equity alignment, ...

Transactions reveal the attractiveness of the "underwriting plus" business model. The past year has brought heightened M&A activity in the Lloyd’s market, as 2025 transactions underscored the ...

The US property and casualty (P&C) insurance market has continued to show impressive strength amid ongoing headwinds. From economic uncertainty and rising inflation to evolving consumer needs and ...

The search for efficiencies and competitive advantage, shifting consumer expectations, and a rapidly evolving risk landscape are among the drivers of insurance innovation. Technological advancements ...

This analysis cuts straight to how a single satellite loss reset the space market. We show how the SpainSat event snapped a softening trend, reignited pricing discipline and exposed how fragile recent ...

This article is Insurance Insider ILS’s 2026 outlook on the insurance-linked securities market, using proprietary performance data, sidecar and start-up tracking and capital markets analysis. It goes ...

The property and casualty (P&C) insurance market was valued at $1.8 trillion in 2023, and it's expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 5.5% between 2024 and 2032.

This analysis confronts the question of whether Lloyd's syndicate-in-a-box has lived up to its billing or quietly stalled as a niche experiment. We show how SIAB has produced a handful of genuine ...