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Insurance

Marsh expands team to tackle aviation challenges amidst pandemic

The global aviation industry has been particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and many organisations are now re-evaluating their business models.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Parametric pandemic solution planned for 2021 attracts keen interest

US insurtech has product set to come to market next year.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Cyber marches towards goal of being a standalone product: ABIR

COVID-19 has pushed the issue of cyber even higher up the agenda.   13 October 2020

Insurance

US must remain open for business: industry association bosses propose a solution

APCIA, NAMIC and the Big ‘I’ heads’ message to Congress.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Higher technical underwriting margins are needed: S&P

COVID-19 combined with other insurance losses could become a capital event for the sector.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Unconscious bias in hiring policies is blocking progress on diversity: Argo

Some companies are setting the bar too high for potential candidates.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Lessons learned: what COVID-19 has taught the re/insurance industry

A Re/insurance Lounge panel of industry veterans believe the effects could reach even further.   13 October 2020

Insurance

Social inflation, COVID-19 and the rise of insurtechs: the lawyers’ view

COVID-19 is not the only issue creating significant legal challenges for the re/insurance industry: Locke Lord partners.   13 October 2020

Insurance

P&C re/insurers well positioned despite COVID-19, and other reasons to be cheerful

Strong balance sheets and a hardening market look set to continue well into 2021: AM Best’s Holzberger.   13 October 2020

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Hard market will provide a valuable learning experience for market execs: K2 Cat

Reinsurers must price risk at a commensurate rate for the exposure that’s covered.   13 October 2020

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