Marsh promotes Adam Russell to global wholesale chief

“Brokers can play a bigger role” in the fight against nuclear verdicts  The insurance industry’s coalition work continues to expand. An inaugural in-person symposium in 2022 drew 50 to 60 people. Last year, that number had grown to 250. Another one is scheduled for later this year, and is expected to draw carriers, brokers, customers…

Human element in the workplace Another risk is the human element. The workforce in 2025 includes four generations, namely Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z, creating both opportunities and challenges. Each generation brings different values, work preferences and skills, making recruitment, development and retention more complex. Source link

As cyber threats escalate, cyber insurance is emerging as a critical safeguard for businesses, particularly small and midsize enterprises (SMBs) with limited cybersecurity resources. Coalition’s Cyber Threat Index 2025 underscored the growing role of insurance in mitigating financial and operational fallout from cyberattacks, highlighting ransomware as a leading driver of claims. Source link

The downstream energy sector saw limited major losses in 2024, encouraging insurers to reduce rates. However, potential losses in the first quarter of 2025 have already reached $1.5 billion, exceeding the prior year’s total, introducing potential volatility. Source link

Forget Fortune 500s – captives are going mainstream, and some brokers are dangerously unprepared Source link

In the Q2 edition of the Property Insurance Power Panel, catch experts from Gallagher and EPIC Insurance Brokers on reinsurance costs and preparing accounts in more significant nat cat footprint areas. They also delve into market capacity and the increased use of technology in claims assessment.  Source link