Industry News
This Bud’s For You; Beer Maker Fired Up to Sell Insurance
In two separate announcements, the king of beers—Budweiser—said it would venture into the Canadian insurance industry with the launch of Budweiser Insurance. Addressing those who doubted the ...
Hello Future. How Carriers and Reinsurers Are Facing Tomorrow
Welcome to Carrier Management's 2021 Midyear Update—What's Next? The young woman on the cover of Carrier Management's summer digital magazine edition looks relaxed and eager to embrace the future. ...
7 Major Cyber Insurers Join in Cyber Analysis, Mitigation Effort
With cyber attacks and insurance claims on the rise, leading cyber insurers AIG, AXIS, Beazley, Chubb, The Hartford, Liberty Mutual Insurance and Travelers have formed a company to pool their data ...
Aon Cell Company + 8 Reinsurers Back Lloyd’s Central Fund; $900M Cover
Late last week, Lloyd's announced that the marketplace has secured a five-year £650 million (roughly $900 million) reinsurance cover for its Central Fund—a move should protect against severe tail ...
Aon CEO Makes Case For Willis Deal Boosting Industry’s Innovation
The enhanced ability to innovate is a principal motivator for Aon's proposed acquisition of Aon and Willis Towers Watson. It's a message that Aon CEO Greg Case has been emphasizing since the $30 ...
Rare COVID Biz Interruption Win Hinges on Past Cat Urine Case Ruling
A judge has ruled in favor of a group of hotels whose owners sued their insurance carriers over lost business during the coronavirus pandemic. Businessman Mark Stebbins of Schleicher & Stebbins ...
French Pricing InsurTech Akur8 Raises $30M; Eyes U.S., Asian Markets
Akur8, the Paris-based InsurtTech firm that automates insurance pricing, has closed a Series B funding round of $30 million, bringing its total funding to $42 million. This latest funding round will ...
Americans Don’t Expect Normal Travel Until 2022: Generali Survey
Most Americans don't expect a return to normal travel until 2022, according to a new Generali survey, which mean smaller numbers will take a summer vacation this year than before COVID-19 hit. The ...