From New York to Sydney, brokers are being pushed to rethink terrorism renewals
Beyond direct damage, insurers are now being pulled into a broader loss landscape shaped by disrupted shipping lanes, rerouted aircraft and cancellations
For brokers and insurers, the conflict is sharpening attention on cyber accumulation, remote-access weaknesses and policy clarity
Rates can spike overnight, tankers can vanish - but that doesn’t mean the wider market snaps from soft to hard
Even as market competition builds, the Australia headquartered insurer showed premium growth ahead of guidance and a sharper combined operating ratio
In this cycle, brokers aiming at price first may get surprised later: terms, conditions and measurable claims support are where deals hold - or break - quickly
From Australia’s fires to Europe’s floods, the pressures look strikingly similar for insurers and brokers: claim surges, complex coverage interpretation, higher costs, sharper customer expectations and rebuild bottlenecks
The next decade’s winners won’t be defined by flashy portals, but by how effectively they remove daily workflow friction between brokers and insurers
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
As ESG rules diverge globally and AI accelerates faster than regulation, Marsh's Robyn Campbell outlines the risks set to define executive liability in the years ahead
