The South African Special Risk Insurance Association (SASRIA) says it cannot afford to cover the country's businesses should the July 2021 riots happen again.
Australia's terrorism insurance scheme, administered by Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation, has renewed its retrocession programme for the 2022 calendar year.
The Egyptian subsidiary of Amman-headquartered reinsurance broker APEX has renewed political violence risk reinsurance contracts for some local insurance units with a global reinsurance company, for the third year in a row, according to Mr Khaled El-Sayed, managing director of Apex Egypt.
Damage to infrastructure from drone strikes on Abu Dhabi is expected to be manageable given the relatively limited destructive capacity of the attacks so far, says S&P Global Ratings.
The UK government has published the response to the protect duty public consultation on anti-terror measures at venues.
RMS, the world's leading catastrophe risk solutions company, has signed a consulting agreement with Tunis Re to create an exposure and accumulation study, with a focus on Flood, Terrorism and other natural catastrophes.
From hashtag campaigns to government Internet shutdowns, technology is now a key political risk focus according to Willis Towers Watson's 2021 "Political Risk Index Winter Update".
Insurance companies in Ethiopia have been advised to suspend for now accepting new applications from customers seeking to buy political violence and terrorism cover.
The Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) has commenced a research study with the University of Queensland (UQ) Business School on the evolving experience and meaning of terrorism in Australia and internationally.
Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) and University of Queensland (UQ) Business School will jointly conduct new research on the evolving experience and meaning of terrorism in Australia and internationally.