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A panel of judges on Thursday began taking evidence to decide whether BI lawsuits brought against Lloyd’s, Cincinnati, The Hartford, and Travelers...
A group representing nightclubs has called on Hiscox to pay 50% of disputed BI insurance claims immediately following the judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority test case...
Munich Re and Swiss Re are taking a lead on pressing the case that contract terms will militate against successful Covid-19 BI claims on many excess-of-loss (XoL) cat treaties...
For P&C investors, the High Court gave and the contingency market taketh away....
Willis Re Australia has launched legal action against two brokers who defected to Guy Carpenter as it looks to protect key accounts including Insurance Australia Group and CommInsure...
Backstop solutions for future pandemics should operate across international borders and ensure carriers, governments and policyholders all have “skin in the game”, a panel has concluded...
Zurich Insurance said the High Court’s ruling today in the test case brought by the Financial Conduct Authority over UK BI cover has confirmed that its own wordings do not provide...
Ahead of the handing down of the FCA's BI test case verdict, we said that the judgement was likely to be complex rather than all-or-nothing, with scope...
Hiscox today said it anticipates an additional £100mn ($128.5mn) of net losses as a result of the High Court judgment handed down in the FCA BI test case, which fell largely in favour of insureds...
