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He replaces Aviva’s Rob Townend with immediate effect   12 December 2019
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Collaboration gives Microsoft customers on-demand, cloud-based cyber insurance.   12 December 2019
AXA XL restructures E&S casualty leadership
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Re/insurer AXA XL has unveiled its new excess & surplus (E&S) casualty product leads in the US, including a senior hire from QBE.   12 December 2018
Insurance
How can risk modellers find solutions to some of the key issues facing the insurance industry today? Adam Podlaha from Aon’s Impact Forecasting catastrophe model development team spoke to the Re/insurance Lounge to discuss how the company is addressing the industry’s challenges.   20 October 2021
Insurance
American International Group (AIG) is taking over Validus in order to diversify the business into reinsurance and to add a Lloyd’s syndicate, management suggested in a Jan. 22 conference call discussing the deal.   22 January 2018
Insurance
Japans three major insurance groups Tokio Marine Holdings (TMHD), Sompo Holdings and MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings are expected to remain profitable in fiscal 2018 (April-March) despite record high domestic wind and flood catastrophe losses, according to Moody’s.   28 November 2018
Insurance
After a challenging 2020/21, Citadel Risk has drawn a line in the sand by raising new capital—a step it believes will appease stakeholders and allow it to move into a new league when it comes to fresh underwriting opportunities.   19 October 2021
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Fairfax-owned insurance run-off management company RiverStone has acquired New York-based third-party administrator and loss adjuster Rockville.   8 July 2019
Insurance
Markel’s co-chief executives pointed to “outstanding performance” in the insurer’s investment portfolio, with more than $1 billion of net investment gains in the first half of the year, as the company released its second quarter and half year results for 2019.   31 July 2019
Insurance
A modeled single-event cyber catastrophe would generate “meaningful to significant” gross losses for three of the top 20 cyber insurance providers, ranging from 15 percent to 119 percent of these companies’ estimated 2022 policyholder surplus under a stress-test scenario, according to AM Best.   21 August 2018

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