As claims from cyber-attacks surge, Zurich zeros in on climate risk and insurers react to the rise of digital eco systems.

We look at the latest news in the Insurance market; a rebrand for Gallagher, £3million pound museum initiative and big change at Zurich. <p><a href = "https://www.insurancemuseum.uk/" target = "_BLANK"> Insurance Museum </a></p>

This week we take a look at how and why AXA XL is restructuring, the arrival of a new CEO at Tysers an the companies that are banding together to create the vaccine alliance and insure both manufacturing and transportation in the fight again COVID-19.

Lloyd's is set to bar members from  Irish and Luxembourg UCIT funds. Find out more in July's Insure TV News update, which also looks at Gallagher's new deal with Cardinus Risk Management and some of the latest people moves throughout the industry.

The FCA is looking to protect loyal customers being penalised, the PIB group has acquired a Croydon based broker and Ecclesiastical’s research shows owners of listed properties are worried about crime.

There’s been a major investment in Global Risk Partners from Searchlight Capital Partners. Find out more in this bulletin which also looks at the latest career moves across the insurance world.

<p>In this bulletin, BIBA have launched their 2020 manifesto, Gallagher have a new managing director in the Midlands and an FCA warning on where you get your data.</p>

<p>More consolidation at AXA XL, MS Amlin will be lead underwriter for the MGA and a new appointment at Quotall. This and more in our latest Insure TV news bulletin.</p>

In this bulletin, Mark Colegate looks at Britain's first insurance-linked securities fund in Lloyd's, an acquisition at Aston Lark & a positive prediction for global property and the casualty market in 2020.

<p>In this bulletin, we look at a rebrand for ICB, a new face on the Aviva board & an acquisition for Country and Commercial Insurance. </p>