Compensation scheme for poor financial advice gets support in Australia
April 23 2015 by InsuranceAsia News Staff-
IRDAI’s liberalisation agenda raises risk of insurer failures
- December 2
Wide-ranging reforms will ease the path to markets, but excess capacity could also lead to greater competition.
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SMBC Aviation starts litigation against 11 insurers over jets in Russia
- November 30
The Japanese lessor, which had recognised a US$1.6bn impairment this year, has filed a suit in the Irish High Court seeking claims for its 34 planes.
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Indian agri insurance start-up Kshema gets regulatory nod
- November 29
The digital rural insurer is the first to get a carrier licence in five years; IRDAI said there are 18 applications in the pipeline.
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Bank Negara Malaysia to invite bids for digital insurer licences
- November 28
The central bank will issue up to five licences after the regulatory framework is finalised next year.
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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?
