Adapting to our environment using household claims data
Authored by Carla McDonald, Director, Product Management, Claims, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, UK and IrelandWith winter now well and truly here,...
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Retrocession market adjusting to renewed focus on risk
The market for retrocessional reinsurance has been one of the most capital constrained and loss impacted over the last few...
Parliament inquiring into London market re/insurance regulation
A UK parliamentary group, the Industry and Regulators Committee, has launched an inquiry into commercial insurance and reinsurance regulation, to...
Oversight changes for Lloyd’s managing agents in Canada
Since 2004, Lloyd’s has operated under a series of standards, which have evolved in depth and complexity over time to...
Juice bar theft falls outside policy's 'forcible and violent' coverage terms
A juice bar owner who disagreed with QBE’s decision to reject her claim for theft on the basis the crime...
'Certainty needed' on cyclone pool details
RACQ says cyclone reinsurance pool draft legislation gives only “half the picture”, the July starting date looks doubtful and changes...
Insurers welcome $200 million resilience promise
Insurers have welcomed a Federal Labor pre-election promise to invest up to $200 million a year on disaster prevention and...
NMU publishes latest War and Strikes Update
Authored by NMUAlthough various risk scores have been updated this month – as they are every month – there were...
Invest in Technology — But Don’t Forgetto Invest in People
A recent survey of insurance underwriters found that 40 percent of their time is spent on “tasks that are not...
Self-Driving Trucks: Looking at the Risks
I came across this article on Insurance Journal (of course!) today. Can a Self-Driving 40-Ton Truck Be Safe? Developers Say...
