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WTW (Willis Towers Watson, NASDAQ: WTW) reported that premiums and rates in the North American commercial insurance market are stabilizing. Increased competition and ample capacity have created a buyer's market, especially outside of excess casualty and terrorism. Industry-specific trends show improved conditions in construction due to growth and investment, and stable premiums in financial institutions. The report forecasts varied price changes for 2024: property rates may range from -5% to +10%, general liability could increase by 2% to 8%, and cyber premiums may remain flat or decrease by up to 5%. Political risks and terrorism-related coverages might see significant increases.
WTW (NASDAQ: WTW) announced a market-first facility in partnership with Ukrainian insurer VUSO, providing war-on-land risk coverage for goods moving within Ukraine. The facility offers certainty to local and foreign enterprises, addressing complex challenges faced by insurers. Led by Lloyd's syndicate Markel, the facility is operational immediately, complementing existing cargo war offerings.
WTW's Global Transactional Risks Review and Outlook highlights a cautious approach to M&A activity due to macroeconomic conditions, rising interest rates, and geopolitical tensions. The report forecasts a continuation of this trend in 2024, with buyers remaining cautious and adjusting their expectations. Despite challenges, insureds are in a favorable position, and WTW emphasizes the importance of data and expert consultation in navigating M&A transactions.
WTW (NASDAQ: WTW) announces strategic enhancements to its global cyber facility, including increased capacity by 50% to 75 million USD/EUR/GBP, doubled insurer participation, new cyber physical damage cover, and enhanced restore options. The CyXS facility aims to stay ahead of cyber risks, reflecting a commitment to meeting client needs. The enhancements address the growing concern of cyber risk globally, offering comprehensive and adaptable solutions.
Verita, a Managing General Underwriting company, introduces a new Workers’ Compensation solution to its suite of casualty products, expanding its comprehensive offering for mid-sized and larger companies in the U.S. The new solution complements existing coverages and aims to provide optimal risk transfer options to clients.
WTW, a global advisory firm, appointed Alex deLaricheliere as Strategy and Execution Leader and Banking Subvertical Leader in the Financial Institutions and Professional Services division. With over 20 years of experience, deLaricheliere aims to optimize risk for clients and enhance WTW's presence in the market. His leadership will strengthen the company's commitment to exceptional service and sustainable growth.
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