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The London Engineering Group, which was established in 1984 and supports insurers covering engineering risks, has become part of the International Underwriting Group, which represents more than 80 London insurance market companies. The IUA secretariat will provide administrative support for the LEG’s various meetings and sub-groups.
Allianz UK has increased its risk appetite on its SME digital trading offering, Complete Business, as well as reducing the number of referral points in the online journey and increasing the cover limits available.
Aviva and Axis have come together to create a Lloyd’s consortium that is focused on UK onshore renewable energy risks. The consortium aims to create a consolidated solution for risks including onshore wind, solar and battery energy storage systems.
Lockton has secured renewal of its professional indemnity accredited broker status from the British Insurance Brokers’ Association for a further three years. BIBA provides members with access to PI support through an online PI hub as well as a number of accredited brokers.
Motor fleet specialist Flock has launched a new chatbot assistant Jay that is housed in the Flock portal and is available to every fleet policyholder. Brokers also have access to the assistant for every fleet they place. Flock says Jay can complete risk analysis, spot emerging threats and suggest risk mitigation actions by studying the vehicle, claims and connected miles of each fleet.
Manchester-based managing general agent Ripe generated turnover of £24.9m in 2025, a jump of 21% on the previous year. It says this is the 18th consecutive year in which it has achieved double-digit growth. Policyholder numbers rose 15% to 430,000.
Aon has launched a new tool – AI Risk Diagnostic – to help organisations understand and manage the risks that the use of AI creates within their operations. Aon says the tool provides a structured view of AI governance, maturity and risk exposure for organisations using AI.
Integra Insurance Solutions and Congregational Insurance Solutions have secured a four-year, £500m gross written premium capacity arrangement with Hadron across their respective home and church insurance programmes. The two managing general agents are part of the Integra Group.
Acies MGU has launched TEDmar International, which is a new managing general agent that will focus on underwriting risks in the ports and terminals sector. It is supported by a consortium of Lloyd’s capacity and caters for the risks borne by port and terminal operators and authorities. Mark Trevitt and Charlie Newman will lead the new MGA.
The International Underwriting Authority has established a new group for cyber claims professionals in the London Market – the cyber claims committee. It will convene for the first time on 15th October and seeks to bring together senior cyber claim team leaders from both reinsurers and insurers.
