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Coronavirus payouts to top $100B in biggest ever non-life insurance event: Lloyd’s CEO
Lloyd’s of London estimates that the industry will pay out $100 billion – yet another “unprecedented” number during this crisis. Lloyd’s itself has been on the hook for $1.3billion. “The economic impact is so significant — the likes of which we’ve never seen in the industry,” CEO, John Neal said. “We estimated that the claims payouts will total close to $100 billion, more than [Hurricane] Katrina and more than Harvey and Maria. It’s the single largest event the non-life insurance industry has ever encountered.”
Lloyd’s considers Recover Re “after the event” pandemic coverage vehicle
The specialist Lloyd’s of London insurance and reinsurance marketplace is considering the creation of a new insurance vehicle called ‘Recover Re’, designed to provide “after the event” cover for pandemic related business recovery, including the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.
Covid-19: FCA confirms measure to help financially strained insurance customers
The FCA has confirmed a series of temporary measures to help insurance and premium finance customers who may be in financial difficulty because of coronavirus.
Aon expands intellectual property offering with new MGA
Global insurance and reinsurance broker Aon has announced the launch of a new underwriting platform featuring the world’s largest capacity for intellectual property (IP) liability risks.
