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Beazley doubles COVID-19 claims estimate to $340m
22 Sep 2020
Share price falls 12% following trading update.
Moody’s: P&C insurers face large losses from wildfires
17 Sep 2020
The 2020 wildfire season in the Western U.S. could be an expensive one.
DARAG completes transfer of reinsurance deal
16 Sep 2020
Agrees deal with Maltese reinsurer Axeria Re and the original insurer located in France.
FCA puts insurers on the hook for pandemic BI claims
15 Sep 2020
Lawmakers find in favour of insureds in dispute over pandemic BI coverage, but appeals door still open.
Compre eyes capital raise
15 Sep 2020
Legacy acquirer looking for growth capital to take advantage of market conditions.
Catalina names new CEOs for Bermuda and Swiss units
14 Sep 2020
Sarah Ruberry joins as Catalina General CEO from StarStone.
R&Q agrees loss portfolio deal with RenRe syndicate
09 Sep 2020
Will reinsure the casualty reserves for Lloyd’s Syndicate 1458 relating to the 2009 to 2017 years of account.
Lloyd's appoints U.S. Head of Claims
28 Aug 2020
Role is newly created as part of the Future at Lloyd’s strategy.
Swiss Re Institute claims COVID-19 will impact resilience
28 Aug 2020
New report from Swiss Re Institute looks at global impact of Coronavirus.
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Adjusting amid the pandemic
Virtual property claims inspection technology matures just in time, given COVID-19 risks, says QBE.
Legacy market relief for COVID-19 woes
DARAG's Dan Linden on why the run-off market is seeing an uptick in enquiries.
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This month's magazine issue celebrates 35 years of Reactions, plus features on terrorism, Iran sanctions, reinsurance broking and the run-off market.
Editor's comment: a new golden era for run-off? - FREE
2016 is fast becoming a year of rich pickings for run-off specialists, writes David Benyon, editor of Reactions.
Met Office points to climate change as driver of UK floods
The UK Meteorological Office has said that climate change could be the cause of the recent UK storm sequence.