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General Insurance newsletter Friday 26th June 2026

Please note, there will not be a newsletter next week as we are refreshing the format. Insurance NewsGI market priorities, growth drivers, and BIBA advice: Insights from six insurance leaders at BIBA 2026 - Check out this video to hear Kate Gregory, Mike Latham, Nicholas Hartley, Philip Thorn, Richard Brown, and Robert Corner share their perspectives on the changes brokers and MGAs can't afford to ignore, what separates growing firms from those standing still, the one piece of advice every insurance leader should hear before attending BIBA, and a bonus question worth watching through to the end for. (IDEX Consulting news, 'GI market priorities, growth drivers, and BIBA advice: Insights from six insurance leaders at BIBA 2026')UK vs US general insurance market: Insights from John Tallarida, of Costero Brokers - In this Q&A, John Tallarida, co-founder and CEO of Costero Brokers, shares his perspective on the differences between the UK and US general insurance markets, highlighting Lloyd’s unique value, London’s concentration of talent, and the importance of direct relationships, cultural fit, and long-term strategy for brokers expanding internationally. (IDEX Consulting news, 'UK vs US general insurance market: Insights from John Tallarida of Costero Brokers')Benchmark your earnings with confidence - The IDEX Salary Calculator delivers reliable compensation data tailored specifically to General Insurance and Financial Services professionals. Instantly check your current pay against the latest market trends to ensure your compensation package truly reflects your expertise. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Benchmark your earnings with confidence')Discover the true value of your firm - Built specifically for brokers, insurers, and MGAs, our complimentary valuation tool delivers a clear estimate in seconds. Simply enter your company profile, revenue, and profit details to receive the actionable data you need to drive your strategy forward with confidence. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Discover the true value of your firm')The Ardonagh Group has launched Axiiem, a new insuretech business designed to connect data, distribution and capacity across specialty insurance, marking the commercial debut of proprietary technology the group has been developing internally for seven years. (Josh Recamara, 26/6/2026, Insurance Business,Ardonagh launches Axiiem as tech-enabled trading exchange for specialty insurance)MGA incubator OneAdvent has launched Collective, a new managing general agent providing specialist insurance for photographers and musicians, targeting a protection gap that standard home contents policies have consistently failed to address. (Josh Recamara, 26/6/2026, Insurance Business, OneAdvent launches specialist MGA for photographers and musicians)Sharp year-on-year increases across every major risk category signal a structural shift in corporate risk, with governance and resilience now central to strategic decision-making, according to new research from global law firm Clyde & Co.(Josh Recamara, 26/6/2026, Insurance Business,Businesses operating in 'permanent high-risk environment' as AI, geopolitics and regulation converge)The Association of British Insurers (ABI) and the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) appeared before the House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee on Wednesday, 24 June 2026, in the fourth and fifth oral evidence sessions of its inquiry into the regulation of the UK's consumer insurance market. (Bryony Garlick, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,ABI and BIBA back Consumer Duty enforcement at Lords inquiry)Lockton has retained its role as broker for the Law Society of Scotland's Master Policy for professional indemnity (PI) insurance following a competitive five-year tender. The appointment takes effect from 1 January 2027. Lockton has held the mandate since 2017. (Mark Rosanes, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,Lockton retains Scotland's legal PI mandate after five-year tender)CFC is introducing affirmativeartificial intellegence coverage across seven commercial insurance products as insurers confront growing questions over how policies respond to AI-related risks. (Mark Rosanes, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,Insurers rethink policy wording as AI risks rise)Hull war insurance premiums for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen by more than half in under a week. The ceasefire between the US and Iran signed on June 17 is pulling nervous capacity back into the market, with rates dropping from roughly 5% of a vessel's value to around 2% after discounts, according to brokers cited by the Financial Times. Individual ships are saving hundreds of thousands of dollars per transit compared with the worst of the crisis. (Matthew Sellers, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,Hormuz war premiums halve in six days. London's underwriters are not celebrating yet)Only 36% of European executives feel prepared for the energy transition and its costs — the lowest of any region surveyed. That is the sharpest finding from Beazley's Spotlight on Energy Transformation 2026, drawn from a survey of 3,500 business leaders across seven markets in January 2026. (Jhanna Hines, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,Energy transition risk is outpacing insurance capacity, Beazley research finds )The London market is taking steps to resolve long-standing payment delays for specialist surveyors, with a new scheme designed to improve fee settlement and reduce operational friction. Early pilot results suggest the initiative could ease cash-flow pressure on survey firms, strengthen market efficiency and help preserve access to critical specialist expertise. (Bryony Garlick, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, London market launches scheme to tackle surveyor payment delays)Yorkshire Building Society’s commission-free insurance model is gaining attention after delivering £3 million in member savings in its first year, highlighting how embedded, low-friction distribution can make home and life cover more affordable. The proposition also sharpens the challenge for brokers, particularly in simpler personal lines, as lenders use trusted customer relationships and lower-cost distribution to compete more directly on value and convenience. (Matthew Sellers, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, Yorkshire Building Society saved members £3m on insurance. Brokers should take note)Post-Brexit expansion is exposing UK multinationals, particularly SMEs, to a more fragmented compliance landscape, as statutory insurance requirements vary sharply across EU markets and failures can trigger more than just financial penalties. With new UK rules extending criminal liability to senior managers for offences committed under their authority, the pressure is growing on businesses and brokers to strengthen oversight of overseas insurance and employment obligations. (Mark Rosanes, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, Post-Brexit compliance failures carry criminal risk for UK multinationals)New data from Legal & General highlight how delaying life insurance can materially increase costs, with premiums for a 40-year-old more than triple those for a 20-year-old buying the same cover. The figures reinforce a broader industry challenge around the UK protection gap, as affordability, low awareness and limited consumer engagement continue to hold back take-up, particularly among younger adults. (Jonalyn Cueto, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, UK life insurance costs triple between age 20 and 40, L&G data show)The FCA is increasing pressure on insurance firms to show that non-financial misconduct controls work in practice, as reported incidents in the sector rose sharply between 2021 and 2023 and supervisory cases continue to climb. With new rules taking effect in September 2026, firms face growing scrutiny over governance, board oversight and culture, while misconduct-related exposures are also becoming more relevant for employment practices and reinsurance claims. (Mark Rosanes, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, FCA targets insurance firms as non-financial misconduct cases mount)European cyber claim notifications declined in 2025, but insurers remain cautious as privacy breaches, ransomware and third-party incidents continue to drive costly losses. The market is showing a growing disconnect between frequency and severity, with fewer reported events masking persistent exposure to large claims tied to regulation, supply chain dependency and high-impact cyber incidents. (Mark Rosanes, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, Europe cyber incidents fall, but severity keeps insurers cautious)Keir Starmer’s resignation is being met with a mix of scepticism and guarded hope across the insurance market, with many brokers seeing little immediate operational impact but others calling for a more pro-growth agenda from the next government. The reaction reflects a sector that has grown wary of political turnover, while remaining focused on whether changes in economic policy, taxation and business support could materially affect growth and profitability.(Bryony Garlick, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, Just another Monday? Insurance reacts to Starmer's exit)Reserve risk transfer is being used less as a clean-up tool for discontinued liabilities and more as a strategic lever for capital efficiency, earnings stability and balance-sheet flexibility. As insurers and investors contend with long-tail exposures, alternative capital inflows and M&A activity, legacy solutions are increasingly being considered earlier in the risk lifecycle and as part of broader growth planning. (Bryony Garlick, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, Reserve risk transfer moves from legacy solution to strategyIrwell Insurance has expanded beyond its traditional legal expenses and commercial liability base after receiving regulatory approval for professional indemnity, personal home emergency and landlord home emergency, while also launching a family legal protection product. The move strengthens its presence in growing adjacent markets and reflects a broader intermediary-led push toward more diversified, service-enhanced insurance propositions. (Josh Recamara, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, Irwell expands product range with regulatory approval for three new lines)Social media is becoming a meaningful underwriting input in the high net worth market, as insurers use publicly available online activity to build a broader picture of client behaviour, security habits and exposure to loss. For brokers and carriers, that means risk assessment is moving beyond traditional proposal forms toward a more behavioural and context-driven model, with digital visibility increasingly influencing how affluent risks are priced and managed. (Bryony Garlick, 22/6/2026, Insurance Business, How social media is reshaping high net worth underwriting)A decade after the referendum, Brexit appears to have imposed a substantial cumulative drag on the UK insurance sector through lost EU market access, duplicated regulatory structures, weaker investment and reduced capital efficiency. Drawing on Bank of England research and official ONS data, the article argues that insurance and pensions may have absorbed£20 billion to £40 billion in cumulative lost outputsince 2016, highlighting just how heavily one of the UK’s most EU-exposed sectors has been affected.(Matthew Sellers, 22/6/2026, Insurance Business, Ten years on: what did Brexit actually cost the UK insurance industry?)For insurance brokerages, the best AI choice in 2026 depends less on headline model rankings and more on fit for task, data sensitivity and workflow integration. The article argues that firms should match tools to use case, using models like Claude or GPT for document-heavy analytical work, Copilot for Microsoft-based operational workflows, and real-time tools like Grok for current awareness, while keeping governance, compliance and human review at the centre of deployment decisions.(Matthew Sellers, 22/6/2026, Insurance Business, Which AI is right for your insurance brokerage? A practical guide to the models that matter in 2026)MovesTracie Thompson has joined Marsh Risk as its Global Head of Portfolio Solutions, Marsh Risk, effective immediately. She brings more than 28 years of global insurance experience. Her background spans portfolio optimisation, commercial strategy, and data-led placement across the US, UK, Europe, and Asia Pacific.(Jhoanna Hines, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business,Tracie Thompson joins Marsh Risk as global head of portfolio solutions )Gallagher has appointed Gabriella Eriksen Wingren as head of transaction solutions for the Nordics. The move adds dedicated warranty and indemnity (W&I) insurance leadership to its private equity and M&A practice (PEMA) in the region.(Mark Rosanes, 25/6/2026, Insurance Business, W&I market growth spurs Gallagher Nordic hire)AXA XL is strengthening its delegated authority strategy with the appointment of Samantha Wotton as Head of Coverholder development for the UK, reflecting the growing importance of coverholders and MGAs in the London market. As delegated authority accounts for an increasing share of Lloyd’s premium income, carriers are investing more heavily in distribution, portfolio oversight and specialist talent to support growth while meeting rising regulatory expectations. (Mark Rosanes, 24/6/2026, Insurance Business, AXA XL appoints coverholder chief as delegated business grows)Addept Insurance Services has strengthened its growth plans by securing expanded five-year legal expenses capacity from Irwell Insurance Company, signalling confidence in rising demand for LEI cover across the UK. The move comes as tribunal backlogs, employment law reforms and growing legal cost pressures increase the need for protection among SMEs and personal lines customers, making stable specialist capacity a more strategic asset for MGAs.(Mark Rosanes, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, Irwell backs Addept growth with expanded legal expenses capacity)The Hartford has made Dave Draper’s interim role permanent by naming him Chief Underwriting Officer for its UK business, while also appointing Bertie Troughton as Head of Upstream Energy, International. The moves reinforce the insurer’s London market build-out as it expands Syndicate 1221, deepens specialist underwriting capability and pushes further into international growth areas such as energy and Asia-based business. (Josh Recamara, 23/6/2026, Insurance Business, The Hartford names UK chief underwriting officer)Bondaval has appointed Alexia Parmentier as Co-Chief Underwriting Officer as rising insolvencies and tighter credit conditions increase demand for trade credit insurance. Her arrival strengthens the firm’s underwriting leadership at a time when businesses are seeking more protection against counterparty risk, and as Bondaval expands internationally with backing from highly rated capacity partners.(Mark Rosanes, 22/6/2026, Insurance Business, Bondaval names co-chief underwriting officer as credit markets tighten)The Chartered Insurance Institute has created a new eight-member Professional Communities Advisory Boardto bring more frontline industry input into professional standards, learning and guidance as the sector faces growing talent and skills pressures. The board is chaired by Richard Napoli of Markel, with Joel Markham of AXA as Deputy Chair, and also includes Janet Edey of Chubb, Kerry D’Souza of First Central,Eibhlin Swan of Allianz, Alycia Thomson of PIB, Nicola Maguire of BIBA and Sheryl Fernando of the ABI.(Mark Rosanes, 22/6/2026, Insurance Business, CII forms eight-member board as talent crisis reshapes the profession)Not subscribed yet? 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General Insurance newsletter Friday 19th June 2026

Insurance NewsPrivate Equity is changing: What it means for insurance and wealth businesses - Private equity's role in insurance and wealth is shifting. With tougher market conditions, focus has moved from financial engineering to operational growth. Strong leadership, governance, and scalability are now key, as consolidation accelerates and talent becomes critical for success. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Private Equity is changing: What it means for insurance and wealth businesses')Looking to hire top General Insurance talent? - With over 325 years of combined market expertise, IDEX specialises in connecting businesses with outstanding General Insurance professionals. Covering 18+ verticals, including Property & Casualty and Marine, our consultants leverage an extensive network and deep industry knowledge to quickly source skilled candidates, ensuring lasting success and retention. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Looking to hire top General Insurance talent?')Benchmark your earnings with confidence - The IDEX Salary Calculator delivers reliable compensation data tailored specifically to General Insurance and Financial Services professionals. Instantly check your current pay against the latest market trends to ensure your compensation package truly reflects your expertise. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Benchmark your earnings with confidence')Discover the true value of your firm - Built specifically for brokers, insurers, and MGAs, our complimentary valuation tool delivers a clear estimate in seconds. Simply enter your company profile, revenue, and profit details to receive the actionable data you need to drive your strategy forward with confidence. (IDEX Consulting news, 'Discover the true value of your firm')Aon’s Luise O’Gorman says climate due diligence is becoming a core part of M&A as buyers increasingly assess whether targets’ exposure to floods, wildfires, storms, heat and drought is properly insured, resilient, and financially manageable, creating a growing advisory opportunity for brokers. The article argues that this is pushing brokers beyond one-off transaction support toward ongoing roles in exposure monitoring, catastrophe modelling, resilience planning, and long-term insurability advice as climate risk becomes more material to valuations and deal outcomes. (Gia Snape, 18/6/26, Insurance Business, Climate due diligence is opening a new front for insurance brokers in M&A)Asta CEO Lorraine Harfitt says the role of Lloyd’s managing agents is expanding well beyond syndicate oversight as Lloyd’s shifts to a more enabling model, placing greater responsibility on managing agents for governance, innovation, compliance, market leadership, and supporting new entrants. The article also highlights rising expectations around operational effectiveness and talent development, alongside a caution that AI and automation should be tied to clear business value and not undermine the entry-level pathways that develop future market expertise. (Bryony Garlick, 18/6/26, Insurance Business, As Lloyd's evolves, so does the role of the managing agent)INTERPOL’s latest cyber threat assessment warns of a rapidly worsening risk environment in Asia-Pacific, including a 600% rise in deepfake-related criminal activity, prompting concerns that London market cyber pricing is not keeping pace with claims severity and exposure.(Matthew Sellers, 18/6/26, Insurance Business, INTERPOL cyber report is required reading for London market underwriters)Aviva has received FCA approval to launch targeted support for pension customers from summer 2026, positioning it among the first major insurers to adopt the FCA’s new regime aimed at narrowing the UK’s financial advice gap. (Josh Recamara, 18/6/26, Insurance Business, Aviva wins FCA approval to deliver targeted support)In Europe’s MGA market, success is shifting away from pure premium growth toward underwriting profitability, cost discipline and carrier confidence, with specialist expertise, operational flexibility and disciplined capacity management likely to define the firms that outperform as competition intensifies and rates soften. (Bryony Garlick, 17/6/26, Insurance Business, What's changing in the European MGA market)The Construction Leadership Council has launched a Mental Health Joint Code of Practice for the UK construction sector, developed with support from Marsh and other partners, to help firms address psychosocial risks before they escalate into crisis, against a backdrop of rising concern over mental health-related harm, suicide, and employer liability. The code will be piloted on two Crown Estate developments in London and comes as the HSE signals tougher enforcement on mental health risk management, raising important implications for construction employers, brokers, and insurers. (Josh Recamara, 17/6/26, Insurance Business, CLC launches mental health code with Marsh as development partner)The UK group risk industry paid a record £2.69 billion in claims in 2025, according to GRiD, with cancer remaining the leading cause of new claims across group life, income protection, and critical illness products, while insurers also helped thousands of absent employees return to work through early intervention and rehabilitation support. The figures underline the growing role of employer-sponsored group risk benefits in supporting workforce health and economic activity, even as rising costs and structural pressures continue to challenge the market. (Josh Recamara, 17/6/26, Insurance Business, UK group risk industry pays out record £2.69 billion: Industry body)Allianz has overtaken AXA to top the 2026 Evident AI Index for Insurance, with the report finding that the gap between AI leaders and the rest of the market is widening as a small group of insurers turn investment into measurable competitive advantage. The ranking highlights stronger talent, governance, and scaled deployment among top performers including Allianz, AXA, Manulife, Zurich, and Liberty Mutual, while also showing that most insurers remain focused on productivity gains rather than AI use cases that materially improve decision-making, underwriting, and claims outcomes. (Matthew Sellers, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Allianz claims top spot as gap between insurers opens up over successful AI competitive advantage)Marsh has launched Marsh Nexus Captive Solution, a cell captive structure designed to help multinational employers with more than $3 million in annual non-US employee benefits spend manage rising healthcare and benefits costs without setting up a standalone captive. The offering expands access to risk retention strategies at a time of sustained double-digit medical cost inflation and growing demand from companies seeking more cost-efficient ways to structure international employee benefits programmes. (Mark Rosanes, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Marsh opens captive access to more multinationals amid benefits cost surge)Delegated underwriting continues to deliver strong value when underwriters stay focused on their specialist areas, according to Protect Underwriting’s Jonathan Rouse, who argues that the model works best when it combines deep expertise, underwriting discipline, and strong governance. He warns that soft market conditions and the pursuit of volume can undermine performance when firms move beyond their core capabilities, particularly in complex areas such as high net worth and fine art cover where tailored judgement and specialist claims handling remain essential. (Bryony Garlick, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Delegated underwriting still delivers if you stay in your lane)LV= policyholders are set to transfer to Allianz Insurance plc on 1 January 2027 under a Part VII transfer, bringing the legal underwriting structure into line with Allianz’s ownership of the business while leaving the LV= brand, policy terms, service teams, and customer contact arrangements unchanged. The move marks the final structural step in Allianz’s takeover of LV= General Insurance, with the High Court hearing scheduled for October 2026 and no action required from policyholders unless they wish to object. (Paul Lucas, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, LV= policyholders to move to Allianz Insurance plc in January 2027)Aviva Chief Executive Dame Amanda Blanc is expected to face shareholder questions over her role in BP’s boardroom crisis, where as senior independent director she led both the appointment and removal of chairman Albert Manifold and is now overseeing the search for his replacement. The episode has intensified scrutiny of whether senior external directorships can distract insurance leaders from their primary responsibilities, particularly as Aviva continues the complex integration of Direct Line and manages heightened regulatory and operational demands. (Matthew Sellers, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Aviva’s Blanc to face questions over BP fiasco)Descartes Underwriting has secured Lloyd’s coverholder approval through a binding authority with OAK Global’s Syndicate 2843, giving the parametric specialist access to new markets and larger, more complex risks including US high-net-worth natural catastrophe cover and data centre exposures. The move expands Descartes’ ability to write climate-related risks beyond the appetite of its existing carriers and strengthens its position in the growing parametric insurance market. (Mark Rosanes, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Descartes targets data centres and HNW clients after Lloyd's approval)As property insurance markets soften and competition returns, the real risk is not just lower pricing but whether underwriting discipline holds, according to Volante Global’s Kirstie Keate. She argues that insurers often repeat past mistakes by focusing too narrowly on current pressures like rate erosion and returning capacity, while overlooking broader lessons around wording strength, portfolio balance, and the need to assess market conditions by territory rather than treating property as a single uniform market.(Bryony Garlick, 15/6/26, Insurance Business, The lessons insurers forget when competition returns)Marsh has agreed accelerated cyber claims payment arrangements with AIG, Beazley, Canopius, CFC, and QBE to help clients access funds more quickly after cyber incidents, particularly for business interruption losses and early response costs. The new endorsement framework is designed to reduce documentation delays, enable direct payment to approved incident-response firms, and speed interim payouts on undisputed losses at a time when cyber claims volumes remain high and recovery costs can hit immediately. (Mark Rosanes, 15/6/26, Insurance Business, Marsh strikes deals with five insurers to accelerate cyber payouts)BPL’s new Chief Operating Officer Emilia Levett argues that the biggest risk for specialist brokers is not growth but failing to evolve as client needs, market conditions, and risk landscapes change. She says specialist firms must scale in ways that deepen rather than dilute expertise, combining strong integration, consistent service, and smarter use of data and analytics while preserving the judgement, relationships, and agility that define specialist broking. (Bryony Garlick, 15/6/26, Insurance Business, The biggest risk for specialist brokers is standing still)Mergers and AcquisitionsGallagher Bassett is building a vertically integrated claims-and-legal-services model through acquisitions of Strata Solicitors, Caytons Law, and Mays Brown, expanding its in-house capabilities across motor, liability, financial lines, professional indemnity, and marine. The strategy is designed to help insurers and corporates reduce handoffs, speed up claims resolution, and lower total claim costs, while also raising longer-term questions about independence and conflict management when legal advice and claims administration sit under the same corporate owner. (Matthew Sellers, 15/6/26, Insurance Business, Gallagher is buying up law firms - what's the insurance giant's plan?)MovesAXA XL, Augment Risk and Howden have announced senior hires, with the standout move seeing Libby Benet become CEO of AXA XL Risk Advisory as the insurer strengthens its push beyond traditional risk transfer into prevention and advisory services. (Rod Bolivar, 19/6/26, Insurance Business, Insurance moves: AXA XL, Augment Risk, Howden)Gallagher has appointed Alex Vullo as CEO of marine and fine art & specie and confirmed Mark Hubbard as CEO of property & special risks, reinforcing its Specialty leadership through internal promotions as both markets face growing pricing pressure, new capacity, and rising risk complexity. (Josh Recamara, 18/6/26, Insurance Business, Gallagher makes two Specialty leadership appointments)Liberty Mutual, Aon, Bluefriars, SAMP Risk, Peter James Insurance, and AMICE have all announced senior appointments, with moves spanning underwriting, broking, insurtech, and trade body leadership, including Defne Turkes’ promotion to lead Liberty’s international division, Aon’s hire of Marsh construction specialist Andy Desmond, and Hayley Robinson’s appointment as Chair of Bluefriars. Other developments include Jonathon Valentine joining SAMP Risk to support renewable energy insurance technology, Paul Cowland becoming brand ambassador for Peter James Insurance, and AMICE electing María José Rodríguez and Thomas Sehn to its board. (Josh Recamara, 15/6/2026, Insurance Business, Insurance moves: Liberty Mutual, Aon, Bluefriars, SAMP Risk, Peter James, AMICE)FM has appointed Nicholas McClure as Operations Senior Vice-President and Chief Executive for its London operations, putting him in charge of the UK, Ireland, Nordics, Middle East, and Africa as the commercial property insurer continues a broader reshaping of its global leadership team. McClure succeeds Bill Bradshaw and brings nearly two decades of experience across underwriting, client service, and operations, at a time when FM is expanding in areas such as data centre risk and specialist property cover across the EMEA region. (Mark Rosanes, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, FM appoints Nicholas McClure to lead London operations)Konsileo, MNK International, and Gauntlet have all announced senior appointments, with Helen Broadbent joining Konsileo as Head of Insurer Strategy, Robert Cooper joining MNK International as Managing Director for aquaculture, livestock and bloodstock, and Michelle South set to become Managing Director of Gauntlet from September. The moves reflect continued investment in specialist broking, insurer relations, and network leadership across the UK insurance market. (Josh Recamara, 16/6/26, Insurance Business, Insurance moves: Konsileo, MNK International and Gauntlet)Not subscribed yet? Subscribe for the latest news, market trends, and weekly insights - all delivered straight to your inbox.All information provided in this market digest has been gathered from Insurance Business and IDEX Consulting.

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