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Top re/insurance leaders join Prince Charles to tackle climate change
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HRH The Prince of Wales believes the insurance industry is 'exceptionally well placed' to understand the impact of climate change.   25 June 2021
PE-backed insurer Palomar files for IPO on the Nasdaq
Insurance
Fast-growing US specialty insurer Palomar Holdings has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq stock exchange. It is looking to raise $50 million from the deal.   18 March 2019
Supply shocks to hit LatAm in coming years: Patria Re
Insurance
Patria Re’s CEO and CUO discuss supply constraints, strategic partnerships and the company’s planned corporate solutions division.   10 August 2022
Insurance
The company is transferring Republic’s personal lines renewal rights to Liberty Mutual.   6 March 2020
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As companies rid themselves of coal-related assets and other elements that are linked to the fuel, Intelligent Insurer looks at the reasons behind this—and the potential implications for other investment decisions.   11 March 2019
Insurance
The MGA says its new financial lines suite comes at a time when the market has hardened and capacity is strained.   26 May 2020
Insurance
International General Insurance Holdings (IGIH) has reported net earnings of $35.02 million for 2015, an increase of 2 percent compared with $34.34 million in 2014.   14 March 2016
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Prudential Financial has appointed Andrew Sullivan to succeed Stephen Pelletier as executive vice president and head of US businesses, effective December 1.   30 August 2019
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As the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) deliberates insurance industry concerns with International Financial Reporting Standard 17 (IFRS 17), significant revisions appear unlikely, according to Willis Towers Watson.   29 October 2018
Insurance
The US Department of Justice has sued to block the "harmful" merger of broking giants Aon and Willis Towers Watson (WTW) asserting that the deal would eliminate vital competition in the market, resulting in higher prices, and reducing innovation for US businesses. The brokers have criticised the legal action stating that it reflects the department's "lack of understanding".   17 June 2021

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