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Munich Re has grown premium volume by 42 percent year on year to about €3.3 billion in the 1 July 2018 renewals. 8 August 2018
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Japanese insurer Sompo benefitted from lower losses from natural catastrophes in North America in the six months ended Sept. 30, 2018 compared to the same period a year ago. 19 November 2018
Risk Management
Ahead of UK risk management body Airmic’s annual conference, CEO Julia Graham explains why the risk manager’s horizon-scanning approach is more important than ever. 5 October 2021
Insurance
Global insured losses from natural catastrophes in 2018 were $76 billion, with over 60 percent resulting from so-called “secondary” perils - small-to-mid sized events or secondary effects of a primary peril, a Swiss Re sigma study has revealed. 10 April 2019
Insurance
Fiducia MGA said Aug. 18 that it launched a comprehensive marine trades facility and is opening a new office in Birmingham. 18 August 2017
News
Reinsurance broker and consultant JLT Re has hired Somerset executive Nicolas Bardon as a partner in its Bermuda operations, reporting to head of the office Guy Hengesbaugh. 18 August 2017
Insurance
Kelly Killimett has been appointed to lead the environmental business of Colony Specialty, a subsidiary of Argo Group International Holdings. 18 August 2017
Insurance
The impacts of COVID-19 on the reinsurance sector include the danger of another bout of extreme capital market volatility between now and year end. 15 September 2020
Insurance
The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season (June 1 to Nov. 30) is expected to result in 14 named storms, causing a “slightly above-average” hurricane season, according to Colorado State University researchers. 6 April 2018
Alternative Risk Transfer
American International Group (AIG) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire all outstanding common shares of Bermuda-based Validus Holdings. 22 January 2018
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