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Simran Minas
Lead Associate Broker for Power Generation and Renewables in WTW's Natural Resources practice, and a guest on WTW's Global Insurance Marketplace Insights podcast.
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Oct 9, 2026
Global Insurance Marketplace Insights Q3 2026 – Natural Resources
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3:31Rob HaleHOST
And Simran, how are you seeing things over in the US and, and, and now obviously with a, with a half an eye on London as well?
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3:43Simran MinasGUEST
I'd say for the US side of things, it's a very similar story to what Russ just said.
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3:47Simran MinasGUEST
I think it's very much still a buyer's market, and it continues to be a very attractive place for clients at the moment.
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3:53Simran MinasGUEST
What I'd say, similar story to London, is that the competition amongst US insurers remains to be strong with an abundance of available capacity, albeit what I would say is it's probably not to the same extent as, as you guys are seeing in London.
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7:48Rob HaleHOST
How, how do you guys think the underwriters are thinking about emerging technologies today, and how can organizations demonstrate that the risks are being effectively managed? Simran, starting with you, question to you, please.