Is blockchain the future of claims?
April 22 2019 by Andrew Tjaardstra
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China’s autonomous driving tech rings changes for insurers
- November 23
New technologies being developed by Didi are disrupting the market's view of the future.
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Rates rise as Australia enters perilous summer nat cat season
- November 18
La Nina, reduced capacity, expensive disasters and mitigation efforts are causing execs headaches.
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Postponed Tokyo Olympics has significant digital risks
- November 16
After the 2020 games were pushed back due to Covid-19, cyber and reputational risks are set to ramp up.
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Aon’s Greg Case says risk managers “more aware of long tail risk”
- November 11
The next pandemic, cyber trends and a hardening market are on the agenda at Parima 2020.
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KPMG: Why 2021 is a pivotal year for IFRS 17 preparations the world over
The year 2021 will be critical for insurers to ensure they are ready for new regulations set to arrive in 2023.
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Allied World: The forgotten threat of sawdust fires and explosion
They are significant hazards in woodworking and wood-related industries, but risk managers often don’t give them the level of scrutiny they require.
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Korean Re’s overseas expansion goes into high gear
Expanding into global markets is not a matter of choice, but a must, says CEO Jong-Gyu Won.
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Swiss Re Corporate Solutions: Advancing renewable energy projects together
Insuring renewable energy projects can be a complex business. That's why we take a holistic approach. Learn more here.
