Colombo’s Shangri-La given US$1m after terror attack
April 29 2019 by InsuranceAsia News
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Civil unrest, crime to remain major threats in APAC in 2025: Willis
- March 3
9% of clients reported incidents in the region in 2024, a gradual increase from 6% in 2023, amid a complex and multifaceted threat environment.
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As ‘direction of travel’ shifts, attention turns to APAC terrorism pools in wake of UK changes
- February 27
Decision by Pool Re to move to a more commercial model poses questions for Australian and Indian schemes.
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Australia’s US$8.9bn terrorism reinsurance pool finalises 2025 retrocession program
- February 21
Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) chief executive Christopher Wallace says it was important to maintain the pool's strong position in the global terrorism reinsurance market.
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Tokio Marine Kiln takes Talbot’s Jack Skinner as APAC head of political violence
- February 14
Skinner was most recently a class underwriter at the AIG-owned Lloyd's syndicate based in Singapore.
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