• Willis energy market review flagged a soft energy insurance market despite rising losses, social inflation, geopolitical volatility.
• Upstream capacity exceeded $10 billion, with further growth expected from new entrants, broker facilities.
• Downstream gross losses reached $6.8 billion in 2025, with additional deterioration late 2025 through early 2026.
• Liability market stayed broadly profitable, though global litigation trends, reserving pressure, claims inflation remained key concerns.
• Willis warned no clear structural catalyst for a pricing turn, urging buyers to review business interruption declarations amid commodity price volatility.

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