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Aon reports revenue growth

29 October 2018

Organic growth and client retention across Aon’s global operations resulted in a revenue increase of $US126 million in the third quarter…

Aon restructures to drive innovation

29 October 2018

Professional services giant Aon has established a “new ventures group”, to be overseen by Tony Goland, who has been appointed Chief Innovation Officer…

Guy Carpenter records strong Q3

29 October 2018

Marsh & McLennan’s risk and insurance services division, which includes Guy Carpenter, achieved a 6% rise in third-quarter revenue to $US1.87 billion…

AM Best warns on ESG rush

29 October 2018

Insurers have been warned that investing in untested technology to prove their commitment to environmental, social and governance criteria may damage their portfolios’ credit quality…

UK regulators consult on climate risk

22 October 2018

The UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority has issued a consultation paper on ways insurers and banks should manage financial risk arising from climate change…

Axa secures approval for Ireland move

22 October 2018

Axa XL has received in-principle authorisation from Ireland’s central bank to move its European insurance company there from the UK…

Claims chiefs reveal reputation concern

22 October 2018

Brand reputation, automation and straight-through processing are the top priorities for insurance claims leaders, a survey commissioned by the Lloyd’s Market Association reveals…

Ex-CEO tapped to chair Munich Re

22 October 2018

Former Munich Re CEO Nikolaus von Bomhard has been recommended for election as chairman of the reinsurer’s supervisory board…

Florida hurricane payouts may hit $11 billion

15 October 2018

Catastrophe modeller Karen Clark & Company estimates private insured losses from Hurricane Michael, which hit the Florida coast last week, could approach $US8 billion…

Florence dominates costly cat month

15 October 2018

Insured losses from Tropical Cyclone Florence in the US are expected to reach billions of dollars due to low flood insurance penetration, according to Impact Forecasting’s latest monthly global catastrophe report…

Tech-obsessed CEOs miss dangers of staff misconduct

15 October 2018

CEOs and boards in the US are more concerned about disruptive technology threats than exerting control over employee misconduct and company ethics, a Deloitte risk management survey shows…