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Workplace retaliation fear deters racism reports, study finds

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Recruitment raids and legal battles: Marsh launches lawsuit over ‘poaching’

The latest salvo has come from Marsh USA, which filed a complaint in US District Court in Manhattan against four of its former senior Florida executives. The lawsuit alleges that Michael Parrish, Giselle Lugones, Robert Lynn, and Julie Layton covertly conspired with London-based Howden to rapidly launch its US operations, bringing over more than 100 Marsh employees in a sweeping defection.

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Carriers must work with risk managers and brokers to anticipate risks

What are multinational clients most concerned about?

Geopolitical instability, economic volatility, supply chain disruptions, and cyber risks top the list of client concerns, according to Hyatt. But the difficulty, she said, is less about covering known risks and more about anticipating the ones clients “don’t see coming,” particularly at the intersection of different risk categories. Cyber risk is a prime example, with threats becoming more sophisticated and operating across borders.

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AXA in huge £675 million win against Santander

The dispute centred on PPI policies that were underwritten by Genworth units – acquired by AXA in 2015 – and sold through GE Capital Bank, a business later purchased by Santander in 2009. At the heart of the matter were more than 650,000 customer complaints concerning PPI products, which have become emblematic of Britain’s most costly retail financial scandal, with total industry compensation surpassing £40 billion. 

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Is cyber insurance now a mainstream product?

Is it a nice to have or an essential? In the latest edition of the Big Question series, experts from Brit Insurance, WTW Networks, Beazley, DUAL UK, Coalition, AXA, CFC, Crawford & Company and Aon look at cyber insurance, whether it’s broken into the mainstream, and what more can be done to lift it status.

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MAPFRE reports jump in H1 profit

The Madrid-based insurer reported premiums of nearly €16 billion, up 5.3% from the same period in 2024. However, currency fluctuations significantly impacted growth figures, with the depreciation of major currencies including the Brazilian real, US dollar, Turkish lira, and Mexican peso. At constant exchange rates, premium growth would have reached 10.2%, the company noted in a statement. 

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Generational preferences challenging HR leaders

  • Adapt to various communication preferences
  • Set clear expectations and reinforce them
  • Foster a workplace culture of inclusion

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Atradius gains Lloyd’s nod for Syndicate 1864

A new route to trade credit coverage 

Trade credit insurance has become a critical risk management tool, especially in today’s uncertain trading environment. With increased insolvencies, tighter credit conditions, and evolving geopolitical risks, more businesses are looking to insure their receivables and protect cash flow. 

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