Zurich Insurance Group (Zurich) is a leading multi-line insurer serving people and businesses in more than 200 countries and territories. Founded 150 years ago, Zurich is transforming insurance. In addition to providing insurance protection, Zurich is increasingly offering prevention services such as those that promote wellbeing and enhance climate resilience.
Reflecting its purpose to ‘create a brighter future together,’ Zurich aspires to be one of the most responsible and impactful businesses in the world. It is targeting net-zero emissions by 2050 and has the highest-possible ESG rating from MSCI. In 2020, Zurich launched the Zurich Forest project to support reforestation and biodiversity restoration in Brazil.
The Group has about 60,000 employees and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. Zurich Insurance Group Ltd (ZURN), is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and has a level I American Depositary Receipt (ZURVY) program, which is traded over-the-counter on OTCQX.
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Zurich promotes Alex Todd to APAC CUO
- February 26
Singapore-based Todd has been with Zurich since August 2023, having joined from Chubb.
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Zurich’s APAC P&C business grows, GWP up amid ‘stellar performance’ in FY24
- February 20
Non-life business' COR also improved, driven by rate and claims management in the motor and health portfolios.
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Zurich promotes APAC chief underwriting officer to global claims role
- January 10
Singapore-based Debra Burford confirms to IAN she will relocate to Zurich at the start of the second quarter of the year.
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Growing scale of risk highlights need for proactive resilience strategies: Zurich Risk Solutions
- December 19
Global head Dirk De Nil says evolving risk landscape and pressure from geopolitical tensions, AI and climate change require carriers’ involvement from project inception to find solutions.
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Growing scale of risk highlights need for proactive resilience strategies: Zurich Risk Solutions
- December 19
Global head Dirk De Nil says evolving risk landscape and pressure from geopolitical tensions, AI and climate change require carriers’ involvement from project inception to find solutions.
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Zurich Kotak appoints Ajey Hegde to lead its commercial portfolio
- October 3
Hegde, an industry veteran with over two decades of experience, was executive vice president with Tata AIG General Insurance prior to this move.
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Insurers need a multipronged approach to carbon transition: Zurich’s Hui
- September 26
Beyond underwriting and investment initiatives, insurers can serve as advocates for climate action, leveraging their expertise to influence public discourse on sustainability, says Zurich HK chief executive Eric Hui.
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Zurich names new APAC financial lines and casualty heads in two senior appointments
- September 9
The insurer has appointed Robin Cooper-Driver as head of financial lines and Edward Rayfield, who joins from AIG, as head of casualty for the region.
Environmental, Social, and Governance considerations for Directors and Officers
Increased scrutiny from investors on companies’ Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) credentials, such as board diversity and environmental impacts, presents greater potential Directors and Officers (D&O) liability exposure.
Choppy waters ahead: Navigating uncertainty when shipping cargo internationally
Supply chain issues, global conflicts, and rising goods prices are causing major disruption to international shipping. Shippers are seeking insurance coverage to protect their operations and manage their increased exposures.
PFAS – the emerging risk of ‘Forever Chemicals’
Chemicals found in household products and a range of commercial uses – making them nearly impossible to avoid – have given rise to health concerns, litigation and new regulations aimed at controlling their use and limiting the potential harm they can cause.
Zurich Guide to Captives
In this guide we’ll take a comprehensive look at captives – what they are, how they work and what they could do for your business.
Management Liability Risk Insights
The evolving nature of regulatory and sector guidance on climate change - and the presence of climate-action firms that seek to persuade or compel businesses considered not to be taking the risks of climate change seriously - understandably puts pressure on management.
