Reinsurers suffering from rush of natural disasters
September 25 2017 by InsuranceAsia News Staff-
2022 nat cat bill reaches US$115bn: Swiss Re
- December 2
It's the consecutive year in which estimated global insured losses are more than US$100bn.
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Japan’s insurers to improve profitability from domestic underwriting in 2023: Fitch
- December 2
All three major non-life groups’ net insured losses from local nat cats more than tripled in H1 2022/3.
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Tokio Marine-backed ICEYE in Asia nat cat data push
- November 30
The Finnish satellite tech provider, which offers disaster claims management services, is looking to expand beyond Australia and Japan.
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Tower’s FY 2022 COR improves to 90.1% but profits slip
- November 24
The company said the strengthening of Canterbury earthquake reserves and a customer remediation provision impacted results.
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AXA XL: Helping ESG move from the periphery to the mainstream
Underwriter Victoria Soo and Senior Risk Analyst Daryl Soh on how credit insurance helps finance infrastructure projects and other ESG investments.
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BHSI: Tracking claims trends in Asia
Tim Collier, Regional Head of Claims at Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance (BHSI), on best practices for managing, servicing and resolving claims.
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Sedgwick: Simplifying major and complex loss
Embracing AI and technology and investing in a skilled team allows Sedgwick to offer unparalleled service in an increasingly complicated world.
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Swiss Re Corporate Solutions: Windstorm Preparedness Guide
Windstorms and tropical cyclones pose a significant threat around the globe. How can corporates be better prepared for a storm?
