Storm Christoph could cost insurers between £80mn and £120mn ($109mn and $164mn), according to a PwC estimate...
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Storm Christoph could cost insurers between £80mn and £120mn ($109mn and $164mn), according to a PwC estimate...
Loss-index compiler Cresta said five cat events outside the US in 2020 generated insurance losses...
Tokio Marine HCC has hired a team of four underwriters and claims handlers from Axis to work as part of the delegated property team...
Ascot Group president Jonathan Zaffino has said that some parts of the (re)insurance market still have more rate hardening ahead, as underwriters push for rate adequacy...
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Lockton is the target of a High Court lawsuit accusing the broker of forging documents and emails to deceive a client and retain a lucrative relationship with Axa, according to the Financial Times...
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Insured losses from Storm Ciara/Sabine, which struck the UK and Europe in February, are expected to come in at about EUR1.61bn ($1.82bn), according to Zurich-based loss aggregator Perils...
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