Kenneth Araullo

Kenneth Araullo

Kenneth Araullo was a senior news writer for Insurance Business, writing across its titles globally and also for the Re-Insurance Business arm.

He came to the fore with a four-year background in video game journalism, including esports verticals and the business side of gaming. He previously worked for Player.One, the official gaming arm of the International Business Times.

Kenneth left KM International in 2026.

 

Prismic Life closes $1.9 billion raise, beating original target

Prismic Life closes $1.9 billion raise, beating original target

Bermuda reinsurer's oversubscribed round signals deep investor appetite for life and annuity deals

Munich Re names Gavin Maistry to lead life, health APAC MEA

Munich Re names Gavin Maistry to lead life, health APAC MEA

A 19-year veteran steps aside as the German reinsurer hands the reins to a long-serving insider

Miller deepens M&A bench with new tax insurance hire

Miller deepens M&A bench with new tax insurance hire

Five years post-WTW split, the independent broker keeps stacking specialist talent

Patriot Select completes $310m cat reinsurance program

Patriot Select completes $310m cat reinsurance program

Florida carrier is bracing for an active hurricane season

Lockton Re launches Brazil ILS platform with local SSPE

Lockton Re launches Brazil ILS platform with local SSPE

Broker is staking an early claim in Latin America's most ambitious insurance-linked securities framework

MS Reinsurance profit climbs to $415m in third straight strong year

MS Reinsurance profit climbs to $415m in third straight strong year

Underwriting discipline and investment gains power the global reinsurer to another standout performance

MNRB to buy out Labuan Re in $100m reinsurance power play

MNRB to buy out Labuan Re in $100m reinsurance power play

The Malaysian group moves to take full control of its longtime associate

Lloyd's market opens door to tribal insurance with AGII treaty

Lloyd's market opens door to tribal insurance with AGII treaty

Two corporately owned syndicates assume half the risk in a deal regulators call an industry first

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