International
Cryptocurrency Issuers, Exchanges Slammed With U.S. Class Action Lawsuits
Investors have brought class action lawsuits in federal court against seven cryptocurrency issuers and four exchanges, claiming they sold billions of dollars in unregistered assets in violation of ...
Zurich Debuts Podcast Series to Help Biz Clients Harmed by Pandemic
Zurich Insurance is focusing on helping business clients harmed by the coronavirus pandemic with a new podcast series. The series – Risk Insights: Coronavirus – will highlight "key risk ...
A Double-Whammy for Travelers When Carriers Refuse Virus Payouts
Purchasers of travel insurance are finding their policies all but worthless as the global pandemic forces them to change their plans, or worse, leaves them sick at sea. Most travel insurance ...
Grounded Airplanes Carry Insured Value of More Than $160B: Report
Airplanes with a total insured value of more than $160 billion are grounded around the world, presenting risks for insurers, a report said on Friday. Singapore has the largest number of planes ...
InsureTech Connect’s CEO Has Added Coronavirus Contingencies Into 2020 Fall Conference Planning
For now, the InsureTech Connect website offers this reassuring statement: "ITC Is on Track for Sept. 21-23-2020." But with the coronavirus pandemic spreading aggressively around the world, ITC CEO ...
Greenlight Re Decides Not to Sell Itself After All
Greenlight Capital Re, Ltd., the Cayman Islands-headquartered reinsurer, announced it has decided to continue with its existing business plan after completing a strategic review of transaction ...
Lloyd’s Placed on Rating Watch Negative by Fitch Due to COVID-19 Uncertainty
Fitch Ratings has placed Lloyd's of London's 'AA-' Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) ratings on rating watch negative, on the uncertainty and increased risk to Lloyd's earnings and underwriting ...
Forecasters Predict an Above Average 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season could see a greater than average number of major hurricanes because of warmer seas and favorable weather patterns, forecasters from Colorado State University's ...