All Pandemic articles – Page 2
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NewsCrypto assets and quantum computing present emerging risks
Are crypto assets implicitly covered by existing property or cyber policies? Asks Swiss Re’s SONAR
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NewsOver three quarters of re/insurers remain digital laggards
Fewer than 25% have truly digitised the value chain, despite the accelerating transformation of the last two years - ACORD
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NewsGeneva Association appoints new board members
Association has become a supporting institution of UNEP-FI’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance
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NewsHannover Re reveals ‘higher than expected’ losses in Q1
The reinsurer’s combined ratio in property and casualty reinsurance increased to 99.5%
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News‘Stagflation’ is back, warns sigma
Claims inflation is expected to affect non-life insurers’ profitability in 2022, leading to further market hardening in 2023
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NewsAM Best puts Italian insurers on negative outlook
Economic uncertainty, declining profitability and elevated risk profiles are causes for concern
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NewsDWIC 2022: Why prevention is better than cure
It is time to take full advantage of the workplace transformation in health and wellbeing
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NewsEurope enters 2022 in weakened political state
A resurgence of anti-establishment sentiment and agitation in Europe is likely, amid uneven national recoveries from the pandemic - Dragonfly
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NewsReinsurance bosses face up to systemic risks
Transparency is needed as re/insurers navigate the systemic risk potential of pandemics, cyber and climate change
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NewsOne in five cancel insurance amid financial pressure of pandemic – Premium Credit
Rising premiums have seen more customers turn to premium finance
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NewsHedge funds make pandemic bet on insurance
Five years after London-based hedge fund Toscafund ditched the shares it held in insurance companies, the $3.5 billion firm and its peers are flocking back, drawn by sharp premium increases which are lifting the sector’s post-coronavirus prospects.
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NewsMahnke “cautiously optimistic” over pandemic risk solution
GVNW president Alexander Mahnke warned of futher economic challenges to come at the association’s virtual symposium
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