Life after COVID: how the pandemic will reshape life insurance
Data can help meet the industry’s needs and customers’ demands, says Brona Magee of SCOR Global Life.
Seeking the right fit: Amwins’ acquisition spree continues
Wholesale distributor Amwins’ purchase of Worldwide Facilities brings its total to 52 acquisitions.
Global M&A exceeds nearly all expectations
Against all odds, global dealmakers are looking ahead despite significant geographic changes, a Re/insurance Lounge discussion with Clyde & Co agreed.
Peak Re: a hard climb, but ever upwards
Hong Kong-based reinsurer Peak Re goes from strength to strength, following the successful renewal of its Lion Rock Re reinsurance sidecar in February 2021. But, as chief Franz Josef Hahn explains, it wasn’t all plain sailing.
COVID-19 claims a negotiation between insurers and reinsurers
The issue of who pays for COVID-related claims will come down to a negotiation as opposed to a legal battle—but the outcome will still be important for reinsurers, according to Carlos Wong-Fupuy, senior director, AM Best.
Grappling with climate change: understanding RMS’s new models
RMS is one of a number of companies which have launched models or frameworks to help re/insurers better understand and manage the impact of climate change. Joss Matthewman, senior director, product management, RMS, explains what is unique about the models his firm has developed.
Adaptable workplaces and workforces: the key to future success
Once the COVID-19 crisis has passed, the insurers that adapt and evolve will be the ones who flourish. Sameer Dewan of Genpact gives his view of the future to Intelligent Insurer.
Growing pains and teenage tantrums: watching cyber risk come of age
As the cyber insurance market matures, it will need both standardisation and innovation to sustain its growth. But even those things won’t necessarily protect the market from some difficult times as the market develops.
Forget P&C business—add an extra C for cyber
As the world marches towards an increasingly interconnected future, cyber will become one of the biggest risks that companies will need to manage—and insurers will need to qualify, price and underwrite. This will mean a fundamental shifting of the portfolio mix for most insurers.
The biggest USP for many insurers
Claims departments are now key to re/insurers’ offerings, and technology is a big part of that. Liberty Specialty Markets’ Irene Stavrou discusses the company’s investments and why claims are about much more than simply paying out.
