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S&P Boosts Outlook for PartnerRe, Reassured by Its Hands-Off Owner EXOR
PartnerRe gets an outlook upgrade courtesy of Standard & Poor's, due in part to the ratings agency's admission that the reinsurer remains relatively autonomous from its new owner, EXOR. Standard ...
Millennials Prefer Online Shopping, Hate ‘Being Sold to’: Novarica Report
Carriers looking to attract millennial consumers need to make it easy to research and shop online, according to a new report, which found that 75 percent of respondents prefer shopping online rather ...
Employer Cash Flow Affects Workplace Safety: Study
More than 3.5 million workplace injuries and illnesses occur each year in the United States, costing an estimated $250 billion annually. It turns out employer cash flow affects whether those costs go ...
New Report Offers ‘Wake-Up Call’ About Ocean Warming
Ocean warming is "one of the greatest hidden challenges of our generation," says a new report issued this week at the World Conservation Congress. The report from the International Union for ...
Qatar Re Surges Along With Soaring Middle East/North Africa Reinsurance Market: A.M. Best
Qatar Re tops A.M. Best's tally of the biggest Middle East and North Africa reinsurers in 2015, capping major growth for the carrier that has run in tandem with a significant expansion of the larger ...
Negative Reinsurance Sector Outlook Not Changing Anytime Soon: A.M. Best
A.M. Best said its outlook for the reinsurance sector remains negative due to a multitude of factors, and it will likely stay that way for quite some time. "Our rating outlook remains longer-term ...
Unhappy at Work: Bad Job in Early Career Has Health Impact in Your 40s
Job satisfaction in your late 20s and 30s has a link to overall health in your early 40s, according to a new nationwide study. While job satisfaction had some impact on physical health, its effect ...
The Mathematics of Earthquakes: Student Applies Financial Model to Seismic Data
A computational science doctoral student at the University of Texas at El Paso has successfully tied a new mathematical modeling process to the study of earthquakes. "The model that we applied to the ...

