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- November 12 2025
QBE Singapore hands Shelby Tan expanded role as head of risk and compliance
Building on her position as head of risk for Singapore, Tan will lead both risk and compliance functions.
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- November 12 2025
‘They expect rigour’: analytics changing the game for brokers, Aon says
Joe Peiser, global CEO of Aon's commercial risk business, says C-suite executives expect quantitative analysis in the insurance market.
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- November 11 2025
Ardonagh-backed Cornerstone Risk acquires MRC Insurance, launches corporate and specialty division
MRC owner Danny Gluszkiewicz is set to collaborate with senior management in a consultancy role, while managing director James Musial will continue in a leadership position and head the new division.
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- November 11 2025
Seadrif, Philippines join hands to explore disaster insurance facility for public assets
Seadrif Sovereign Asset and Fiscal Empowerment facility is intended to ensure uninterrupted delivery of essential services to citizens in the aftermath of natural disasters.
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- November 11 2025
Australia’s criminal code amendment ‘an important step’, ARPC CEO says
Update ensures 'Australia’s terrorism insurance framework keeps pace with the changing nature of the terrorism risk', Christopher Wallace says.
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- November 11 2025
Willis promotes Conor Keating, Carlos Grijalva to pan Asian cyber roles
Appointments 'reflect the depth of talent within our team', Peter Foster, chairman of global finex cyber and cyber risk solutions at Willis, said.
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- November 11 2025
Sompo eyes bigger piece of the pie, with Hong Kong’s ‘vibrant’ IPO boom creating opportunities for D&O insurance
Insurer wants to continue to scale up its APAC financial lines business in 2026, Emily Poh, head of financial lines for APAC, tells InsuranceAsia News.
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- November 11 2025
From AI to climate change and fraud, 3 takeaways from the Insurance Innovators Summit
Innovation on the agenda in London, but rising risks continue to test the market.
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- November 10 2025
DB Insurance’s Fortegra deal faces Tiptree shareholder opposition
Minority shareholder Veradace Partners has alleged that the US$1.65bn sale is at an 'inadquate valuation' and out of line with shareholders' interests.
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- November 10 2025
Hannover Re reports US$105m Myanmar earthquake losses
March quake that also hit Thailand is the reinsurer’s second largest net individual loss in the first nine months of the year.