Many firms outside US fail in cyber protection
May 16 2017 by InsuranceAsia News-
Asia insurance rates fell 6% in Q3, extending decline to 11th straight quarter: Marsh
- October 23
Property insurance rates fell 7%, while financial and professional lines and cyber insurance rates declined 6%.
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Pacific insurance rates dropped 12% in Q3 as soft market persists
- October 23
The 11th straight quarter of falling insurance rates is led by a 14% drop in property, according to Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index.
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Emerging markets-focused MGA Athena Re gets Lloyd’s coverholder approval
- October 10
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