IAG and Suncorp welcome climate initiatives
November 21 2018 by InsuranceAsia News
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Cyclone Alfred insured losses to reach US$1.6bn, flood modeller predicts
- March 18
JBA says 'previous concerns about a high number of severe wind damage claims were not realised' following the event earlier this month.
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Cyclone Alfred claims top 63,000, but event ‘not as significant as first feared’
- March 17
Insurance Council of Australia also releases its Industry Action Plan, which outlines the industry’s position on the remaining recommendations from the Parliamentary Flood Inquiry and the independent review of the industry’s Code of Practice.
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Just the tip of a liability iceberg as PFAS risks become apparent, but legal reform roadblocks remain
- March 17
Firms are set to be drawn into litigation, but changes to the law in Australia are unlikely as they could potentially open the government to significant risks, according to a Sydney-based lawyer.
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Crawford promotes Brendan Ames in Australia
- March 14
He has been handed the role of strata strategic partnership manager and senior loss adjuster, having been with Crawford since February 2020.
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Sompo | Accelerating Sompo Group’s sustainable growth through the evolution of the P&C business
Sompo Holdings is taking significant steps to enhance its organizational structure and business strategy to achieve its ambition to become a Japan-born truly global company.
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Allianz Life Insurance Malaysia | Reaching for excellence through empowering people
Fostering strong customer relationships, nurturing community well-being and championing employee development through innovative insurance solutions to shape a brighter shared future for all.
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WTW | Navigating a complex world with endless possibilities
Living with rising uncertainty from new and emerging risks can be turned into strategic opportunities for businesses.
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AXA XL | Low and no-cost cybersecurity actions for companies
Considering the increasing frequency of attacks, the evolving threat landscape, including the use of AI to launch more sophisticated attacks, companies today can’t afford to ignore the possibility of being targeted by cybercriminals.
