All News articles – Page 134
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NewsLloyd’s takes action to accelerate transition to sustainable economy
Lloyd’s publishes its first Environmental, Social and Governance Report which details its ambitions to fully integrate sustainability into all of Lloyd’s business activities.
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NewsLloyd’s to stop insuring fossil fuel projects by 2030
The London market will aim to reduce premium income from fossil fuel to just 2% of premium income by 2022
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People & OpinionMarsh Appoints Phil Hobson as Affinity Leader, International Division
Marsh today announced the appointment of Phil Hobson as Affinity Leader, International Division. Effective 1 January 2021, Mr Hobson will join the International Executive Committee and report to Flavio Piccolomini, President of Marsh’s International Division. He will relocate from Hong Kong to London next year. Marsh’s affinity business provides insurance ...
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People & OpinionMS Amlin AG appoints Charles Goldie as Chief Underwriting Officer
MS Amlin AG today announces the appointment of Charles Goldie as Chief Underwriting Officer (CUO), subject to regulatory approval. Goldie will take up the role early in Q1 2021, and will report to Chris Beazley, CEO of MS AAG.
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NewsSouth African court dismisses insurer Guardrisk’s appeal in COVID-19 claims case
Like other insurers in South Africa and around the world, Guardrisk, the fourth largest non-life insurer in the country, has been battling with clients over its rejection of claims related to the impact of the pandemic on their businesses.
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NewsLeadenhall passes USD6.2bn of Assets Under Management, adding over USD600m since July 2020
Leadenhall is working on further enhancing its infrastructure, adding to its teams and developing new fund offerings to meet investor demand
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NewsManaging the macro headwinds ahead
2020 will be remembered by almost everyone for one reason: COVID-19 - Commentry
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NewsIrish regulator finds that ‘dual pricing is evident’ within home and motor markets
Customers in Ireland who have stayed with their car or home insurer the longest are paying the most for their insurance coverage, according to Ireland’s financial services regulator the Central Bank of Ireland.
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NewsRoyal Gazette: Convex gears up to bolster its Bermuda operation
The biggest insurance start-up in Bermuda’s history, Convex Group Ltd, is gaining traction and is looking to bolster its team and its Bermudian operation.
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NewsBenoît Ribadeau-Dumas to succeed Denis Kessler as Chief Executive Officer of SCOR
The Board has unanimously expressed the wish that Denis Kessler continue his work as Chairman, and a resolution to this effect will be submitted to the 2021 General Meeting.
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NewsCastel enters Renewable Energy market
Castel will underwrite a book of marine, construction and operating risks, business interruption, general liability, sabotage, terrorism and theft losses and natural catastrophe coverages.
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NewsSwiss Re Institute estimates USD 83 billion global insured catastrophe losses in 2020, the fifth-costliest on record
Insurance industry losses from natural catastrophes and man-made disasters globally amounted to USD 83 billion in 2020, according to Swiss Re Institute’s preliminary sigma estimates.
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NewsReuters: Aon’s $30 billion Willis deal faces EU probe - sources
The European Union’s antitrust regulators are to open a full-scale investigation into Aon’s $30 billion bid for Willis Towers Watson to create the world’s largest insurance broker, two people familiar with the matter said. The all-stock deal, which would merge the world’s second and third largest brokers, has attracted regulatory ...
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NewsLloyd’s and Parsyl launch insurance initiative for distribution of COVID-19 vaccines
Public-private collaboration, including 14 global (re)insurers, addresses critical risks faced by COVID19 vaccines and other health commodities during distribution.
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NewsBain Capital buys British mutual life insurer LV= for $707 million
The deal will mark the end of the British insurer’s mutual structure, under which policyholders own the company.
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NewsCovid-19 pandemic exacerbates opioid crisis as claims surge again
With the Covid-19 pandemic still ongoing, there has been a surge in claims for opioids. Sedgwick’s senior medical officer tells Insurance Times why the situation has worsened and what the loss adjustor has been doing to tackle it
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People & OpinionRSA confirms managing director for London Market business
RSA UK and International has confirmed that the interim managing director of its London Market business Steve Watson will take up the role on a permanent basis, effective immediately.
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NewsNovidea looking to grow internationally following specialist broker on-boarding
Novidea is targeting commercial non-commoditised business
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NewsZego secures European broking licence
The Dutch regulator AFM awarded the licence. It will enable Zego to work with EU-based insurance partners and customers so it can establish itself in new territories without friction once the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December 2020.
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News‘Known unknowns’ are creating ‘nervousness’ in D&O market
“Known unknowns” such as climate change, cyber risks and environmental, social or governance (ESG) factors have “created a lot of nervousness” in the directors’ and officers’ (D&O) insurance market, according to a new report by Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty (AGCS).
