Strategy
Zurich, in Cost-Cutting Move, Will Transfer German Legacy Malpractice Book to Catalina
Zurich Insurance Group said it will transfer its German legacy medical malpractice book to Bermuda-based Catalina for an undisclosed price. The portfolio represented $450 million of reserves as of ...
Britain’s Legal & General Is Expanding Into Japan
British's third-largest insurer, Legal & General, is launching an operation in Japan to offer company pension scheme insurance and investment management, Chief Executive Nigel Wilson said on ...
Attune, a Digital Small Business Insurer, Hires Starr, OnDeck Execs in Leadership Roles
Digital small business insurer Attune has named Martha Dreiling as head of Analytics and Corporate Operations and Richard E. Stamets as head of Underwriting Strategy. Dreiling oversees Attune's ...
Carrier Management’s Leadership, Director Education Course Directory Available
Whether they're interested in sharpening their own leadership skills or building the next generation of leaders, property/casualty insurance company executives and directors have limited time to seek ...
Change Champions: How to Build Innovation Into an Insurance Company Culture
An innovation culture is no longer a nice to have; it's a must have. Innovation is the future. It is a key differentiator in our ability to compete in quickly evolving markets, and it's why we are ...
Warranty Analytics Startup WePredict Raises $4M; Munich Re Is Lead Backer
Analytics startup WePredict raised $4 million in a funding round led by Munich Re's venture capital arm HSB Ventures. Munich Re is also teaming with the company as it launches its first auto ...
AIG’s Newly-Acquired Tech Subsidiary Now Known as ‘Blackboard’
"Blackboard," is the new name for American International Group's technology-focused subsidiary formerly known as Hamilton USA. Hamilton USA was part of Hamilton Insurance Group, but AIG announced ...
After Historic Storms, Insurers May Not Be Able to Price Their Way Back
The worst hurricane season in modern U.S. history is starting to look like a blip on the charts of insurance stocks, with investors banking on a quick restoration of capital as firms rediscover ...