Singapore’s finance and insurance industry faces slowdown
December 15 2016 by InsuranceAsia News Staff-
Baltimore bridge collapse’s insured losses could hit US$4bn: report
- March 28
Insured losses could total range from US$2-4bn, with 80 different reinsurers having provided cover to the Singapore-flagged container vessel's insurers, Reuters reports.
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China Re returns to profit on strong FY2023 primary P&C, overseas growth
- March 28
China's largest P&C reinsurer said lower cat losses, and improved rate conditions at its wholly-owned Chaucer also helped it achieve a 18% growth in overseas reinsurance gross written premium.
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Canopius Asia hires Patrick Fyson as APAC property head
- March 27
Singapore-based Fyson will look to grow the company’s property underwriting business in the region.
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Britannia P&I’s Bermudan reinsurers, Axa XL set to bear brunt of multi-billion-dollar Baltimore bridge collapse
- March 27
The event involving Singapore-flagged Dali, which could likely be the biggest insured loss in maritime history, will increase pool layer costs and container GXL pricing next year, sources tell IAN.