Coronavirus, Financial Results, P/C Insurers Allianz
According to the Green Digital Finance Alliance (GDFA), by introducing nudging and incentives on digital platforms, there is potential for substantial behavioural change among digitally-savvy consumers. This can act as a springboard for scalable global climate change mitigation and reduce 8.6% of emissions from public transport.
According to a recent poll from Reinsurance News, the re/insurance industry appears to be unsure in regards to how big of an impact the recent CrowdStrike IT global outage will have on the standalone cyber insurance market.
AM Best is maintaining a stable outlook on Japan’s non-life insurance industry, emphasising the sector’s profitable and stable underwriting practices and robust capital base amid financial market uncertainties.
The vast majority of top level executives in the tech industry believe that it is guilty of greenwashing, according to recently published research.
Global re/insurer Chubb has appointed Jim Shevlin as Division President of ESIS, reporting to Matt Merna, Senior Vice President, Chubb Group and Division President, North America Major Accounts.
Analysts at AM Best have reported that US property and casualty (P&C) insurers have seen only “limited” impact from COVID-19 on their operating performance metrics.
Global fintech Acrisure has announced the appointment of Aaron Radelet to the newly created role of Chief Corporate Affairs Officer.
A coalition of consumer groups and advocates have written to UK ministers calling for the FCA to abandon its plans to delete most emails automatically after a year.
Apple has staved off massive European Commission fines by agreeing to open up the NFC chip technology that enables iPhone users to make contactless payments to third-party providers.
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Jim Williamson, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of global insurer and reinsurer, Everest Group, said yesterday that there’s no reason to expect the firm’s casualty reinsurance portfolio to perform in the same way as its “bottom quartile” primary casualty book.
