Legal
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The Ohio and Massachusetts proposals come as the APCIA estimates small business losses due to Covid-19 at up to $383bn a month.
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The bill will provide $350mn in loans for small businesses hit by the crisis.
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Mel Stride warns that insureds want “flexibility and assurance” from their carriers.
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The regulatory leeway gives companies until six months of their year ends to publish accounts.
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The Chickasaw and Choctaw nations say they their properties sustained direct physical loss, meriting coverage.
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Eiopa has extended reporting deadlines for insurers.
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The case is likely the first over alleged misrepresentations to investors about the virus.
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The Dubai-based carrier will target surplus specialty lines including energy, property and political violence.
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The government will examine the interplay of watchdogs with politicians in the next phrase of its financial services framework review.
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The broking giant is seeking compensation of at least $200mn, according to Reuters.
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A further one-year delay to the new accounting framework would mark a victory for industry groups.
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The law would make it harder for attorneys to use contingency risk multiplier fees.
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