Marketplace Realities GB - Journey to maturity
Maturity can be applied to many things – even the insurance market. Are we witnessing the market growing up as it enters a new phase in its development?...
For decades, we’ve heard calls for discipline from the carrier community. When rates, particularly property rates, kept falling, even in the face of accumulating catastrophic loss...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 28 days ago
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Insurance Marketplace Realities 2019 Spring Update — Marine hull and liability (U.S.)
The marine market continues to harden – a trend we noted in 2018 as the first hardening in many years...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 1 month ago
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Willis Towers Watson appoints new Head of Broking for Global Marine in Willis Towers Watson’s Corporate Risk and Broking GB division
Willis Towers Watson has appointed David Ripton as its Head of Broking, Global Marine in its Corporate Risk and Broking unit...
Willis Re 1st View January 2019: Contrasting Realities
Willis Re 1st View is issued three times a year and covers specific commentary on key trends throughout the world’s major reinsurance classes and regions...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 5 months ago
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Willis Re 1st View Contrasting Realities
In the immediate aftermath of the major losses in 2017, many observers felt that the measured reaction of the reinsurance market was a clear sign of a changing...
- Willis Towers Watson / Report / 5 months ago
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Willis Towers Watson at the forefront of blockchain technology
Willis Towers Watson is at the forefront of blockchain technology delivering on the first blockchain transaction for marine insurance...
Willis Towers Watson appoints Patrick Murphy in newly appointed role as Global Head of Cargo and Specie
Willis Towers Watson has appointed Patrick Murphy as Global Head of Cargo and Specie, within its Marine, Corporate Risk and Broking Division...
Willis Re 1st View January 2018
With the recent catastrophe loss estimates in the region of US$136 billion, 2017 is proving to be one of the worst loss years on record for the global (re)insurance market...