Global Insurance Marketplace Insights

In this episode of the Global Insurance Marketplace Insights podcast, our Property & Casualty team discusses the current state of the North American P&C and Product Recall insurance market. For more on our Property Risk and Insurance Solutions.  

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Trent Williams and Ollie Moore focus on the trends and conditions in the Australian insurance market.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Rupert Mackenzie, Global Head of Willis Natural Resources, is joined by Will Fremlin-Key, Global Head of Mining, and Bill Helander, North American Leader, to offer a global overview of the current natural resources insurance market and key findings from the latest Mining Risk Review.  

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, James Reason, Patrick Wilson, Alex MacInnes-Poole, Alberto Cavallo and James Ryan discuss the latest trends across all marine insurance lines, including hull, liability, P&I, cargo and specie.

En este episodio del podcast Global Marketplace Insights, Román Mesuraca, líder regional de la especialidad de seguros de propiedad y accidentes en América Latina, analiza el estado actual del mercado asegurador en LATAM. In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Román Mesuraca, Regional Leader for the Property & Casualty Specialty in Latin America, discusses the current state of the LATAM insurance market. He explores how increased competition, evolving catastrophe definitions, and expanded capacity are shaping pricing trends and coverage availability across the region.

In this episode of the Global Insurance Marketplace Insights podcast, Simon Delchar, Global Head of Placement, and Alastair Swift, Head of Willis Global Specialties & CEO of Willis Limited, provide a global insurance market overview for Q3 and discuss expectations for 2026.

In this episode of the Global Insurance Marketplace Insights podcast, Trent Williams, Global Construction Broking Leader, and Cristina Recio Rey, Global Construction Sales Leader, discuss the evolving state of the global construction insurance market.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Mark Russell-Vick, Head of Broking for FINEX GB, discusses the current state of the London financial lines market, with insights into cyber, D&O and PI trends.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Jo Holliday and Fergus Critchley discuss the current state of the terrorism and political violence insurance market.

In this episode of the Global Insurance Marketplace Insights podcast, Neil Harrison, Global Head of Claims, and Michael La-Band discuss the current state of the insurance market for global claims.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Nick Holmes, Head of Broking for Europe, discusses the current state of the European insurance market with Victor De Jager and Kiran Nayee.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Stuart Ashworth and Gabrielle Osborne discuss the evolving carbon insurance market and its role in unlocking climate-related investment through credit risk solutions.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Thomas Haddrill, Mohammed AlSudairy and Ahmed Abdel Gawad discuss the current trends and conditions in the insurance markets of Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Ed Louth and Becky Chapman discuss the current state of the aviation insurance market.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Ben Dunston, Placement Leader for Asia, and Paul Ward, Head of P&C Asia, provide insights into the current state of the insurance market in Asia.

The insurance industry is undergoing a period of significant transformation, shaped by a combination of market ambition, claims complexity, and global geopolitical developments. Recent insights from industry leaders highlight the evolving dynamics that are influencing both underwriting strategies and claims behavior, offering a timely perspective for clients, brokers, and insurers alike. A common theme emerging from current market observations is the intensified drive for growth among underwriters. Despite some falling short of their quarterly targets, the overall sentiment remains optimistic. This is largely due to favourable macroeconomic conditions, such as declining reinsurance costs and rising investment yields which are enabling insurers to maintain their appetite for top-line revenue growth. However, this ambition is not evenly distributed across all lines of business. While certain sectors like Directors & Officers and cyber insurance are stabilizing, others remain highly volatile. Even minor fluctuations in capacity can lead to significant pricing pressure, underscoring the fragility of supply and demand dynamics. This volatility presents a unique challenge for brokers, who must navigate an unpredictable environment where market responses can vary from one day to the next. Agility and up-to-date intelligence are essential, as relying on outdated assumptions can lead to suboptimal outcomes for clients. Despite expectations, the softening market is not yet consistently impacting claims management and payment. Claims remain complex, often delayed by legal complications, geopolitical tensions and social inflation. While some insurers are beginning to show greater responsiveness, particularly in response to client demands for interim payments and faster coverage decisions, this is not yet a consistent trend. As a result, claims performance is becoming a critical differentiator in insurer selection. Beyond pricing, clients are increasingly prioritizing insurers who demonstrate reliability, innovation, and a commitment to service excellence. The ability to offer integrated solutions, listen to broker feedback, and deliver value beyond the policy itself is becoming essential. Insurers who fail to adapt risk being left behind in a market that rewards responsiveness and creativity. Geopolitical developments are also playing a growing role in shaping claims complexity. Recent legal rulings, such as those involving aircraft leasing disputes, have raised broader questions about policy wordings and exclusions. Additionally, sanctions, tariffs and global supply chain disruptions are contributing to rising claims costs and operational challenges. In this environment, insurers must not only understand the technical aspects of coverage but also demonstrate commercial empathy and industry-specific expertise. As the market continues to evolve, the ability to adapt, innovate, and deliver consistent value across both placement and claims will be the hallmark of successful insurers and brokers.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Neil Harrison, Global Head of Claims and Chloe Lilley discuss the current state of the insurance market for global claims.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, our Property & Casualty team discuss the current state of the North American P&C and Product Recall insurance market. 

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Jonathon Drummond, Head of Placement for North America, discusses the current state of the North American insurance market with James Sallada, Scott Pizzi, and Michael Machin.

In this episode of the Global Marketplace Insights podcast, Jonathon Drummond, Head of Placement in North America, delves into the current state of the North American insurance market with Krista Cinotti, focusing specifically on the middle market.