Reinsurance
‘Hyper-Learning’ Could Be Good Tool to Rapidly Transform Your Company
Hyper-learning — the process of continuously learning and unlearning — is a way to help transform companies and other large organizations trying to adapt in the Digital Age, a University of ...
Commercial Property Rates Rising by Double Digits: Willis Towers Watson
Commercial property insurers are pursuing double-digit rate hikes in the wake of 2017's historic natural catastrophes and the $143 billion in global estimated insured losses they caused. But ...
Executives On The Move at Hiscox and Swiss Re
Hiscox named a new chief financial officer for its U.S. business. Swiss Re has a new head of sales in North America for its Corporate Solutions unit. *** International specialist insurer Hiscox ...
AIG, AXA Vets to Staff Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance’s New Dubai Office
Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Company will start doing business in Dubai and staff its office there with AIG and AXA veterans. BHSI has its insurance license from the Dubai Financial ...
Argo Group CEO Watson Touts Early Tech Adoption, Eagerness to Adapt as Smart Moves
In an age of big data and machine learning, some carriers are still assessing what technological investments they'll need to adapt and compete. Mark Watson, the long-time CEO of Argo Group, insists ...
AXIS Capital’s Q4 Is a Money-Loser; CEO Benchimol Blames Catastrophes, Ogden Rate Change
AXIS Capital Holdings rounded out 2017 with a money-losing quarter, but the Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer blamed more than just "significant" catastrophe losses. AXIS reported a 2017 fourth ...
Europe’s January Windstorms Caused More than $2B in Insured Losses: Aon
European windstorms Friederike, Eleanor and Carmen wreaked widespread damage in January, causing insured losses of more than $2 billion, according to a report published by Impact Forecasting, Aon ...
Rash of Natural Disasters Made Reinsurers Desirable Acquisition Targets
The $500 billion reinsurance industry is experiencing a flurry of deal talks. One reason: Companies are finally for sale as a rash of natural disasters has depressed valuations and a influx of ...