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The Latest Launches From Ironshore and Travelers
Liberty Mutual-owned Ironshore now has an energy equipment facility that offers property and inland marine insurance for on-shore middle-market business classes in the United States. Travelers' ...
Carriers Writing U.S. Cyber Insurance Soared to 170 in 2017: Aon
The number of U.S. insurers providing cyber insurance keeps growing rapidly along with the ever-increasing amount of cyber attacks. As of 2017, 170 U.S. insurers reported writing cyber insurance, up ...
ACORD Debuts Cyber Data Breach Cover Standard; Aon and Beazley Helped
ACORD, the global standards-setting body for insurers, has released what it bills as the industry's first standard for cyber data breach cover. Dubbed the ACORD Cyber Data Breach Standard, it was ...
Crypto Thefts Are Surging, Spurring More Coin Money-Laundering
Criminals are stealing more cryptocurrency from exchanges, and that's driving growth in a cottage industry of services that allows for money laundering of coins, according to a new report. In the ...
Top Sovereign Funds Met in Paris to Map Out Climate-Friendly Strategy
Sovereign wealth funds managing more than $2 trillion are to lay out a strategy on Friday in Paris to pressure companies to be more climate-friendly, French officials said. President Emmanuel Macron, ...
May Trudges On With Brexit After Key Minister Abruptly Quits in Protest
British Prime Minister Theresa May pledged on Monday to pursue a newly agreed strategy to quit the European Union, in a challenge to those who may want to follow her former Brexit minister and quit ...
Q2 2018 Insured Cat Losses Land on the Low Side: Morgan Stanley
Insurers dealt with approximately $7.1 billion in global insured catastrophe losses during the 2018 second quarter, well below the historical average, Morgan Stanley estimates in a new research note. ...
Casualty: The Next ILS Frontier?
For the last several years, participants in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market have frequently discussed the question of market expansion. In a market with consistently declining property ...