Stuart Collins
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DACH (Deutsche)
Zurich zieht sich aus dem Versicherungsmarkt für politische Risiken zurück
Zurich Insurance hat sich aus dem Deckungsgeschäft für politische Risiken zurückgezogen und wird sein globales Handelskreditgeschäft abwickeln. In einer Erklärung…
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BI
Insurers ‘regret’ BI disputes but lessons must be learned
British insurers have said they “regret” legal disputes over Covid-19-related business interruption (BI) claims and vowed to pay out on…
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BI
Policyholders win resounding victory over insurers in BI test case
Insurers face a large bill for Covid-19-related business interruption (BI) claims after the UK's Supreme Court resoundingly ruled in favour…
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Association News
GDPR now ‘business as normal’ for risk managers
Almost 18 months after implementation, the EU’s new data protection rules are being viewed as a risk just like any…
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Africa
Insurers look to put a price on climate change risk
Insurers and risk managers need to model and price for climate change risk and build resilience, as a warmer world…
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Association News
Ferma survey reveals more strategic role for risk managers
Risk managers are taking a much more strategic role, acting as co-pilots to senior management and the board, according to…
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CRE Insurance
Transition deal will help solve Brexit insurance issues
Last week’s Brexit transition agreement will give firms and regulators time to resolve the Brexit concerns of insurance buyers. But…
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CRE Insurance
HDI to review German fire after profits slump
Risk managers with loss-hit accounts can expect another round of tough renewals from HDI, after the German industrial insurer raised…
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BI
Airmic welcomes Pool Re terror coverage extension
UK risk management and broker associations have welcomed news that the country’s terrorism pool is to offer non-damage business interruption…
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CRE Risk Management
ISO 31000 and COSO revisions to break down silos
Recent revisions to US and international risk management standards should see increased collaboration and a focus on value creation, according…
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CRE Insurance
Uncertainty to prevail despite transition deal
The EU and UK are on course to agree a transitional Brexit arrangement later this week, but business uncertainty is…
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Analysis & Opinion
Captives on standby for hard market
Captive insurers are looking to restructure captives to mitigate future increases in insurance rates and underwrite new lines of business,…
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Analysis & Opinion
International insurers get closer to French buyers
A number of international insurers have been looking to bring their expertise and products to commercial insurance buyers in France,…
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Aviation sector looks to address cyber risks
London market insurers have published a model exclusion, in a bid to clarify cyber cover for aviation policies. At the…
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CRE Insurance
Shipowners dodge P&I price increases and reductions expected
Shipowners have experienced little change in the cost of protection and indemnity (P&I) insurance at the recent renewal, but pressure…
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Africa
Insuring cyber risk is an unlikely contender to drive premium growth in Botswana
Botswana is among five Sub Saharan African (SSA) economies that improved their Global Competitiveness Index rankings by three to six…
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Analysis & Opinion
Dispute resolution challenges in Indonesia
Despite already being one of the largest economies in the Asia-Pacific region, the Indonesian economy is poised to undergo significant…
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Asia
Insured catastrophe losses total $49bn in 2016
Hurricane Matthew, earthquakes and storms increased insured catastrophe losses to $49bn in 2016 up from $37bn last year, according to…