Operations/tech
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The move is part of a new package of climate-related measures.
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Most survey respondents want to travel no more than once every two months for work.
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Major increase in incentive pool represents an early step from management to shore up its staff base.
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The number two broker must now refocus on rebuilding internal divisions.
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The disruption of the Aon-Willis deal breakdown could arguably create almost as much of a shake-up of the competitive landscape amongst the second-tier challenger brokers as it will for the two would-be merger partners themselves.
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The division will employ 60 data scientist and analysis employees to serve the group’s global customer base.
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Accenture Ventures’ backing of Imburse will drive the platform’s expansion – nurtured by Generali’s innovation hub – of partnerships with global insurers.
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The Lloyd’s Market Association has finished a six-month project to create a digitally enabled, data-driven and cheaper model for delegated authority partnerships.
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UK-based Flock has been working on a partnership with the Japanese carrier’s UK arm to create insurance products that reward fleet drivers for safer driving.
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Kessler and Derez will each get something they want from the deal, which will also clean the slate for incoming CEO Rousseau.
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Lloyd’s CEO John Neal has said the prospects of climate change could present the industry with its greatest “underwriting and investment opportunity” in a generation, but cautioned that it would require a commitment by the industry to be both “smart and brave”.
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A settlement allows the mutual an “orderly exit” from the reinsurer’s share capital and removes a major distraction from incoming Scor CEO Laurent Rousseau.
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