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A day after the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) was brought to the forefront to the minds of re/insurance executives pondering the news that one large Japanese insurer could replace staff with robots another company has looked to grab headlines around the use of AI in a different way. 6 January 2017
Insurance
As a pupil of Warren Buffett and Hank Greenberg during his formative years as an insurance executive, Constantine ‘Dinos’ Iordanou has a remarkably deft touch that has helped him steer Arch Capital through some choppy waters. Here, he tells Intelligent Insurer about his philosophy. 25 April 2016
Insurance
XL Catlin, the global re/insurance company, has announced the regional expansion of its professional liability underwriting operations, establishing offices in New York, Chicago, Denver and Toronto. 7 March 2016
Insurance
ACE Insurance South Africa has appointed Milenko Skoro as head of distribution in Sub-Saharan Africa as the company continues to strengthen its insurance capabilities in the region. 23 June 2015
Insurance
Aon Benfield, the global reinsurance intermediary, has appointed Martin Soto Quintus as chief executive officer (CEO) of its Chile operations. 7 June 2016
Insurance
Bermuda-based insurer Ironshore has appointed Anthony DeSantis as chief executive officer (CEO) of Wright & Co, a wholly-owned subsidiary in its US holdings group. 22 December 2015
Insurance
Everest Re has made two new additions to its Everest Insurance distribution management team. 13 January 2016
Insurance
Qatar Re has expanded its underwriting presence in Dubai after appointing Manik Kak as senior executive officer (SEO), Tejal Bartlett as regional head of energy and Manik Sethi as regional head of marine. 15 July 2016
Insurance
British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) and the International Underwriting Association of London (IUA) have set out their plans for the UK’s Ogden personal injury discount rate reform in response to a government consultation. 16 May 2017
Insurance
Major ransomware worm attacks such as the recent one dubbed ‘WannaCry’ which hit several organisations such as the UK’s health care system NHS and Spain’s telecoms firm Telefonica are expected to become more frequent and expose the protection gap in the global economy, according to experts. 15 May 2017
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