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AXA XL appoints Nicoletta George as Global CUO, General Liability

AXA XL, AXA’s property, casualty and special risks division, announced the appointment of Nicoletta George as global chief underwriting officer (CUO) for general liability. According to AXA XL, in his new role, George will work closely with the company’s global casualty team to support portfolio strategy design and management, market cycle management and the continued…

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Crawford & Company announces Middle East leadership transition and senior UAE appointments

Crawford & Company, an independent provider of claims management and outsourcing solutions, has announced a leadership transition across its Middle East operations, with the appointment of new senior executives in the United Arab Emirates. As part of its continued regional growth, the company is managing the planned retirement of its Middle East regional director and…

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King Risk Partners launches Transportation Practice

Florida-based insurance brokerage King Risk Partners has officially launched its transportation business, expanding its expertise under the leadership of Matt Hoover, who has been named transportation placement specialist. The move reflects the broker’s broader strategy to build deep, scalable expertise in key industry verticals. King Risk explained that the launch is part of a larger…

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Samantha Wotton joins AXA XL as Head of Coverholder Development UK

AXA XL, the property, casualty and professional risks division of AXA Group, has announced the appointment of Samantha Wotton as head of UK policyholder development, based in London. In her new role, Wotton will be responsible for creating, implementing and overseeing AXA XL’s commercial strategy and engagement framework for UK underwriter relationships, and identifying opportunities…

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Asia’s manufacturers face uninsured losses due to growing cyber physical damage protection gap: TMK

As cyberattacks increasingly target industrial systems, manufacturers in Asia Pacific face a growing protection gap from cyber-physical damage, according to a recent report from specialist insurer Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK). In 2024, the Asia-Pacific region will become the main target of global cyber incidents, accounting for approximately one-third of all global cases and growing by…

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