Casualty
Los Angeles wildfires send US insurers to $1.1bn Q1 underwriting loss
Sector books 34% decline in pre-tax operating income to $19.6bn, analysis of results by AM Best finds
US P&C sector still expected to post sub-100% COR in 2025: Fitch
Sector books 98.8% combined ratio in first quarter of the year, following $50bn of wildfire-driven insured losses
Africa Specialty Risks launches automated underwriting portal
Quote-and-bind platform will initially offer energy and D&O product lines
NAIC opposes ban on state AI laws
Regulatory body says definition of AI is too broad and ban would hamper oversight of insurer models
Supreme Court hands down landmark ruling on building remediation costs
Developers can now pursue negligent designers and contractors for legacy defect claims
APCIA hails success in Texas legislative session
Insurance association marks victories despite failure of major tort reforms bill
South Africa moves to mandate mediation in high courts
New directive, which seeks to remediate the congested civil trial roll, will have an impact on insurance disputes
Peak Re’s Bermuda chief eyes casualty ILS opportunity
Gene Zhang sees ‘tremendous potential’ in casualty ILS strategy to diversify capital base
Tort reform bills die in Texas legislature
Proposed laws would have limited personal injury awards and shielded trucking firms
Axa XL launches Canadian middle-market operation
Unit will offer property, general liability, umbrella and commercial motor covers
Expanding the talent pool is essential for growth of the Middle East insurance market
The development of new talent must happen at pace if the insurance industry is to meet the challenge of an expanding market
Insurers wrestle with AI-driven liability exposures
With mounting concern over potential liability exposures related to artificial intelligence, insurers are looking at ways to address the threat, such as through exclusion clauses. But legal experts warn that difficulties in defining AI can make exclusions challenging to implement
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