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Catherine Farnworth joins IQUW as group CRO
Farnworth spoke to InsuranceERM about her newly created role as the re/insurer has expanded
People moves: Axa XL, AAE, MS Amlin, Urban Jungle
InsuranceERM rounds up the latest risk-related people moves in the insurance industry
People moves: SiriusPoint, MS Amlin, FMG, Wefox, MSCI
InsuranceERM rounds up the latest risk-related people moves in the insurance industry
Dive In 2021: regulators spur action on diversity and inclusion
As the annual Dive In Festival, designed to promote diversity and inclusion in the insurance sector, gets underway, Paul Walsh finds financial regulators are adding their weight to the agenda
Michael Koller joins MS Amlin AG as chief risk officer
Former Aviva CRO will replace the departing Catherine Farnworth
People moves: MS Amlin, Swiss Re, Axis, Lincoln, QBE Re, Canopius
InsuranceERM rounds up the latest risk-related people moves in the insurance industry
Cat modellers go physical to understand climate threats
Insurers' modelling of natural catastrophes has predominantly relied on historical data, but this approach is becoming unsuitable as the climate changes. Paul Walsh investigates the new techniques being developed
MS Amlin hires James Maxwell as interim CRO
Vishal Desai leaves the insurer after two months
Africa Specialty Risks aims for a continental shift
Christopher Cundy talks to co-founders Mikir Shah and Bryan Howett about how and why they established an Africa-focused reinsurer in the midst of a pandemic, and their ambition to make an impression in the diverse continent
No room for complacency in 2021 Atlantic hurricane season
Forecasters have predicted another "above-normal" hurricane season, although not as bad as 2020. But as the season gets underway, insurers and catastrophe modellers have stressed there is no place for complacency. Paul Walsh reports