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- July 7 2025
New Australian MGA says collaboration key for D&O risks ‘no one else will touch’
Collaboration Underwriting, headed by Alistair Sandilands, will target hard-to-place and broader D&O risks.
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- July 5 2025
Full capacity: 2025 renewals – time for reflection
In the latest issue of the Full Capacity newsletter, we discuss our exclusives on regional people moves, M&A deals, the Qantas cyber breach and the wave of jumbo block life reinsurance deals.
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- July 4 2025
AIG, Marsh, QBE Asia, Markel, Allianz Commercial: 17 APAC insurance people moves of the week
Aon, Howden Re, Generali, Willis, Delta Insurance New Zealand, Chubb, WTW, Howden, Beazley, Allianz Asia Pacific, and Lockton also made personnel changes over the last week.
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- July 4 2025
Lockton appoints Shubhangi Pathak as director for transactional lines in India
Delhi-based Pathak is a corporate lawyer, bringing in over 16 years of experience, specialising in M&A.
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- July 4 2025
Thailand expects US$1.5bn insured losses from March earthquake: report
Around 150,000 claims totalling US$925m have already been filed, according to a Bangkok Post report, quoting the Thai General Insurance Association.
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- July 4 2025
Aon’s reinsurance solutions mixes up Asia team
Tom Greenaway has been promoted to the role of Asia strategic growth leader. with SP Hong and Jay Choi also added to the team.
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- July 3 2025
Ardonagh strengthens Asia footprint with majority stake in Hong Kong-based Apex
Move for the provider of insurance broking and insurance agency services strengthens Ardonagh’s footprint in the region.
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- July 3 2025
XL Insurance Company SE appoints Australian MGA Quay Marine Insurance as coverholder
Quay Marine can now underwrite commercial hull, marine liability, and cargo risks on behalf of XLICSE, which is part of Axa XL.
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- July 3 2025
TasInsure proposal ‘poses significant financial risk’, ICA says
Tasmanian Liberals Party has announced plans to set up a state-owned insurance company.
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- July 3 2025
FWD Group’s US$442m Hong Kong IPO covered 38 times: report
Local media reported Hong Kong insurer attracted US$1.7bn from retail bookbuilding, with trading set to start on Monday.
