Liberty Specialty Markets offers specialty and commercial insurance and reinsurance products across key UK, European, Middle East, US and other international locations...
Historically, clients were content if they didn’t have to claim on the insurance cover they had purchased. Yet today’s clients expect more than simple risk transfer....
Dubai’s unprecedented growth has attracted insurers and reinsurers from around the world. Some have flourished; some have withered on the vine...
Onshore “Oil & Gas” Construction projects require a smooth handover from Construction to Operational insurance, and yet clauses in the two policies are rarely aligned...
Expectations of insurers are changing. Businesses and consumers are becoming less tolerant of gaps in cover...
Almost by definition, terrorism and sabotage, political violence, strikes riots and civil commotion are among the most difficult risks to predict...
Insurance organisations are traditionally populated by underwriters, actuaries and claims handlers. So why are people like data scientists and process engineers playing an increasing role at Liberty Specialty Markets?...
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that marine insurers have experienced some very difficult years. A prolonged period of rate discounts, rising costs, attritional and catastrophe losses have all taken a heavy toll on the sector...
As developing economies are investing in building new and modernised infrastructure, Chris Hicks, Marine Cargo Underwriting Manager and Richard Stewart, Senior Underwriter, look at the challenges involved in underwriting large and complex cargos...
The Keeneland Yearlings Sale is a marquee event for the equine industry, but also a finger on the pulse of the global economy...
Paul Sankey, Liberty Specialty Market’s Head of Energy & Construction, says the downstream energy market needs to do some serious thinking about its profitability in the light of a run of major losses...
