Supreme Court backs policyholders in business interruption test case
The UK’s Supreme Court has released its landmark judgment in the COVID-19 business interruption insurance test case.
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New entrants plug capacity gaps at January reinsurance renewals
Sufficient reinsurance capacity plus a few new players plugging some gaps helped easing pressure on rates.
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Brexit implications for corporate insurance policies
Brexit is affecting motor insurance policies, the risk placement process and potentially also contract continuity.
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Product recall market shifts as major player adjusts strategy
The strategy shift is requiring more risk sharing and syndication in the product recall insurance market.
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Protecting the precious cargo to free the world from the pandemic
Criminals trying to steal and/or divert Covid-19 vaccine shipments add to the distribution challenges.
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Regulatory requirements
trigger fresh ESG push
Governments are putting in place regulatory frameworks to standardise ESG reporting protocols and accelerate change.
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Pandemic boosts demand for warehousing capacity
The logistics sector is expanding its warehousing capacity to adapt to changed online purchasing patterns.
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Fine art insurance needs
shift during the pandemic
The art market moved online during the pandemic, partially compensating for a subdued offline activity.
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