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RB Jones Global Strengthens DIFC Team with Two New Appointments
RB Jones Global is pleased to announce the appointment of two experienced insurance professionals to its team in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Bassem Mesallam joins as Chief Commercial Officer & Head of Engineering Lines, while Yousef Helal joins as Senior Energy Underwriter. Bassem brings more than 20 years of experience leading construction, engineering and energy portfolios across Canada
RB Jones Global Launches Specialist Underwriting MGA in the DIFC
RB Jones Global has expanded its international specialist underwriting offering with the launch of RB Jones DIFC in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The new MGA will provide underwriting solutions across property and construction, and renewables and power generation, for clients throughout the Middle East and South Asia. Focused on large and complex risks, the business combines local market
RB Jones Global Launches Structured Credit MGA
RB Jones Global has expanded its specialist underwriting offering with the launch of RB Jones Credit, a London-based credit MGA. The new MGA provides structured credit solutions to banks, asset and investment managers, and other financial institutions seeking innovative ways to manage risk. Backed by AA-rated Lloyd’s capacity, RB Jones Credit launches with an initial $30 million of capacity. Experienced
Why Insurers are Pouring More Capacity into MGAs
More than half (57%) of insurers aim to increase their capacity allocation to managing general agents (MGA) by at least 5% in the two years to mid 2027. This is likely to add significant firepower to a sector that already accounts for more than 10% of gross written premium in the UK. But what factors are driving insurer capacity for MGAs, and what must MGAs do
Catering for the Care Sector’s Increasing Complexity
Care providers have had to adapt to an ever-changing regulatory landscape in recent years. More changes are afoot. In October 2025, the Care Quality Commission launched a consultation into how it assesses health and care services in response to the 2024 rollout of the Single Assessment Framework, whose implementation was marked by increased complexity, difficulties in determining reliable ratings and
Changing Demand Creates New Risk Profiles in Hospitality
While the purchase of a drink and a packet of crisps by a customer once sufficed, this is no longer enough to generate the margins required in today’s hospitality industry. A new generation of themed and experience-led bars is creating novel underwriting considerations for carriers in the sector. Destination and experience bars In 2000, there were 60,800 pubs in the
Insights for the Year Ahead
At the start of 2026, we asked some of our experts to share the key trends they see shaping the insurance market this year. Alice Boreman, Jordan Gregg, Stephen Moore and Deanne Rogers offer their predictions and perspective on what could be coming next. [bw_inline_quote author_id=\"Deanne Rogers\"