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  • Risk Cooperative, a risk and insurance advisory startup, and the Bitfury Group, a developer of blockchain technology, have agreed to jointly “pioneer” applications using the software to distribute insurance.
  • Charles Taylor Managing Agency (CTMA) CEO Christian Schirmer is to leave the company after more than two years at the helm.
  • Shariah-compliant MGA Cobalt has parted ways with its CEO Richard Bishop, as the company continues work to secure the capital needed to get its approved Lloyd's start-up off the ground, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • In 1958 Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong launched a five-year plan that included a call for the country's half a billion rural residents to kill all the sparrows.
  • Admiral has been reprimanded by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for giving inaccurate information to customers in renewal documentation.
  • A quartet of broking executives headed by former Swett & Crawford CEO Tom Ruggieri have secured backing from BP Marsh for a US start-up in the wholesale distribution space, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • When it comes to a US presidency, much is made of the first 100 days.
  • Chinese authorities have reportedly asked banks to suspend certain dealings with Anbang Insurance, amid an on-going investigation into the insurer.
  • Key parts of a Republican-backed legislative package to keep the US National Flood Insurance Program running for five more years passed a major hurdle today in Congress and moved toward consideration by the full House of Representatives.
  • AIG has successfully tested a blockchain-based multinational controlled master policy written in London and involving local policies in the US, Kenya and Singapore that was converted into a “smart contract”, the company said today.