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Nomination for RB Jones Global in Collaboration category of Insurance Insider Honours 2026
We’re proud to announce that RB Jones Global has been shortlisted for Collaboration of the Year at the Insurance Insider Honours 2026. This nomination recognises the excellent work of our underwriting and actuarial teams, in partnership with Hyperexponential, Azur and Moody\'s on the development of our new, next-generation MGA platform. All came together with the same ambition: to deploy net
Why Insurers are Pouring More Capacity into MGAs
More than half (57%) of insurers aim to increase their capacity allocation to managing general agents (MGA) by at least 5% in the two years to mid 2027. This is likely to add significant firepower to a sector that already accounts for more than 10% of gross written premium in the UK. But what factors are driving insurer capacity for
Adult and Child Care organisations today are operating in some of the toughest conditions ever experienced. On top of the day-to-day operational challenges of running a care business in a highly regulated sector, they are also dealing with an insurance market restricted in choice and options. Our expert Melissa Kalsi provides much-needed insights on market trends, specialty solutions, and tips…
Contributor: Deanne Rogers, London Casualty Manager The Casualty market looks considerably different than it did at this time last year, which is having a significant impact on prices, capacity, demand, terms, conditions and more. Let us take a closer look at the macroeconomic impacts: Prices The market is experiencing a notable softening as competition increases post pandemic. The average rate…
With this week marking the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington on 11 September 2001, Post looks back to see how the insurance market handled the claims and how terrorism cover has adapted since then. At this time of the 20 year anniversary, memories of 11 September 2001 are being reawakened with a swathe of media…
2020 was a difficult year with restrictions in place for the majority of the last 12 months. Businesses, including those in the leisure and hospitality sector, have sought to reduce costs where possible. With the Terrorism threat level downgraded from “severe” to “substantial” in the UK, policyholders may have been lulled into a false sense of security—electing not to protect…
Contributor(s): Stuart Kilpatrick, Managing Director, RB Jones UK A focus on building relationships and helping clients during a time of change and uncertainty within the market The insurance market was already hardening in the months leading up to the global pandemic in March 2020. COVID-19 produced a further chilling effect, exacerbating the pressures on capacity and premiums, with most property…