All News articles – Page 114
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NewsCovid-19 to drive Lloyd's workplace innovation - John Neal
Neal said that Lloyd’s transformation is about reducing cost of doing business
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NewsGovernment calls for evidence in Pool Re review
It will run for six weeks, ending on 22 November 2020
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NewsGreece and Portugal count cost of September storms
Medicane Ianos brought rough seas, damaging winds, and flooding rainfall to western and southern regions of Greece
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NewsChina flood losses up to $32 billion
Total combined economic losses of seasonal monsoon flooding in China are likely to exceed CNY220 billion ($32 billion)
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NewsClyde & Co expands East Africa presence with Kenya association
Global law firm Clyde & Co is pleased to announce the opening of an associated office in Nairobi, Kenya. Clyde & Co’s association with Kenyan firm Kangwana & Co complements its three existing Africa offices and further expands its “on the ground” presence in East Africa. Operating as “Kangwana in ...
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NewsAllianz Insurance welcomes first online graduate intake
Enrolled across six schemes Allianz has welcomed 39 new graduates to its 2020 graduate programme. With degrees ranging from geography and economics through to history and politics the talented graduates will gain extensive exposure to the business and wide ranging career skills. The schemes are as follows: Management Trainee ...
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NewsAM Best assigns stable outlook to Indonesia’s Non-Life Insurance Market
Despite a bleak macroeconomic picture, Indonesia’s non-life insurance market is well-diversified and underpinned by solid capitalisation, supporting a stable outlook assigned to the segment, according to a new AM Best report.
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NewsEU insurance watchdog calls for more power after dividend divide
The European Union’s insurance watchdog called for extra powers to ensure fair competition after it failed to impose a common approach to suspending dividends during the COVID-19 pandemic. Gabriel Bernardino, chair of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) said insurers have relatively robust capital buffers, but it had ...
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NewsMunich Re Specialty Insurance announces the appointment of Elizabeth Kramer as Chief Underwriting Officer
Munich Re Specialty Insurance announced today the appointment of Elizabeth Kramer as the Chief Underwriting Officer. Kramer will report to Mike Kerner, Chief Executive Officer, Munich Re Specialty Insurance. In this role, Kramer will oversee the underwriting strategy and execution as Munich Re Specialty Insurance continues to grow and diversify ...
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NewsLockton to Roll Out CyberCube’s Broking Manager
Lockton, the world’s largest independent broker, is rolling out CyberCube’s Broking Manager, the cyber risks analytics platform for insurance intermediaries. The business has over 100 offices in over 125 countries. CyberCube has designed and tailored Broking Manager specifically to the needs of the insurance broking community. It offers a streamlined ...
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NewsFERMA: Trust with insurers has been eroded
Service quality and relationships are being deteriorated as the commercial insurance market hardens, say panellists
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NewsFERMA’s Wegener predicts “new era for risk management”
Dirk Wegener said the COVID-crisis has demonstrated the value of the risk profession - FERMA Seminar 2020
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NewsMental health: QBE research reveals employee mistrust
One in four UK employees are hiding mental health challenges from their employers, finds QBE
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NewsInsurance industry takes ‘more holistic view’ to preservation of the building versus life
Using timber within construction is a greener solution for the environment, despite it being combustible and - in turn - higher risk. However, since the insurance industry is now taking a ’more holistic view’, should it also start thinking ‘out of the box’ to address these risks?
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NewsMost insurance CFOs planning to automate 5-20% of finance controls – EY
Automating financial controls could save insurers money and make room for more complex tasks, says EY
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NewsInsured loss from Delta projected to run at $2billion
Storm-weary coastal Louisiana residents who fled from the path of Hurricane Delta in recent days streamed back to their homes on Sunday to face cleanup and repairs from the second hurricane to batter their state over the past six weeks. Insured losses from Delta were projected to run to $2 ...
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NewsReuters: As the world races into vaccine trials, insurers remain unfazed
The world is racing towards a vaccine in record time, stirring public concerns about safety to the extent that nine leading developers have felt compelled to issue a pledge to uphold scientific standards and testing rigour. Yet, while more than 40 experimental COVID-19 vaccines are being tested on humans, the ...
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NewsArgoGlobal announces agreement on RITC transaction with RiverStone
ArgoGlobal, the Lloyd’s insurer and member of Argo Group, today announced a reinsurance-to-close (RITC) transaction with legacy specialist RiverStone. Upon completion of the transaction, RiverStone will undertake an RITC of ArgoGlobal’s Syndicate 1200 for 2017 and prior years with net technical provisions of £356 million.
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NewsSwiss Re and Daimler launch new company Movinx to transform automotive and mobility insurance business
Swiss Re and Daimler Insurance Services have entered into a strategic partnership for automotive and mobility insurance and launched a new company called Movinx. Both shareholders of the 50/50 joint venture will leverage their complementary expertise to establish a new business model. The aim is to develop fully digital automotive ...
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NewsZurich expands corporate travel insurance proposition
Zurich is expanding its business travel product and services. The enhanced offering includes a larger international servicing network, broader insurance coverage and new capabilities to support travelers and risk managers through technology.
