Campaigners claim second victory against ‘carbon bomb’ projects

Probitas London office vandalised by protestors
Jonathan Swift

Probitas has confirmed it has ruled out insuring the East African Crude Oil Pipeline and the proposed West Cumbria coal mine, following intense protestor pressure.

During Insure Our Future’s Global Week of Action, which promised “ramped up efforts” from campaigners, blood red paint was found dripping from the London offices of Probitas, Tokio Marine Kiln and AIG

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FCA strips back insurance rulebook

The Financial Conduct Authority has kicked off the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s 2025 conference by outlining plans to ditch what it deems “outdated and duplicated requirements” from its insurance rulebook.

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