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Lockton Marine 2026 P&I Report
Welcome to the Lockton Marine 2026 P&I Report, where we have brought together the latest marine insurance intelligence in one place. What is happening in the P&I market? How have the clubs performed? And what can we expect at renewals? Find the an …
5 common claim trends for MGAs - and how to mitigate them
Placing and binding risks do not always go to plan. For any MGA, being mindful of potential sources of claims is the first step when it comes to creating a robust and effective risk management framework. In this article, we’ve partnered with leading …
Why MGAs need purpose-built Professional Indemnity Insurance
As an MGA, you occupy a unique position. You’re not brokers, and you’re not an insurer – but you do hold delegated authority, make underwriting decisions, and often manage claims within your authority. For a long time, MGAs have been placed under sta …
Weathering the storm: utilising parametric insurance to tackle event cancellation
Extreme weather is no longer a theoretical or future risk to live entertainment. Meteorological perils, such as rainfall, wildfires, and extreme heat, are scuppering productions now. As unpredictable weather patterns become a systemic threat to the l …
Getting global mobility right before the suitcases are packed
For many organizations, international assignments have become less of a perk of corporate life and more of a strategic necessity. As companies look beyond their home markets in pursuit of growth, deploying talent across borders is a critical but comp …
Professional services: Key considerations for implementing AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly embedded within professional services, with uses that range from automating routine tasks, to conducting deep-level data analysis. Firms are deploying both third‑party tools and internally‑developed …
Why wildfire is a growing risk to high-value homeowners
As periods of prolonged heat, dry weather, and changing land conditions become more common across the UK, the potential for wildfire damage is increasing – bringing new considerations for owners of high-value homes, country estates, and rural propert …
For a motoring enthusiast, collecting a new car is always a highlight. You get to the showroom, perhaps after waiting many months for your car to arrive. You’ve been getting updates as the car is built and the dealer has sent you a few photos as the …
In the UK, the spring and summer of 2026 have been plagued by exceptionally low rainfall and prolonged high temperatures. Beyond wildfire risks and hosepipe bans, drought conditions pose another significant threat to homeowners: subsidence. In this a …
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