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...They say that the fees they can charge in most cases are capped at about €7,000 and are often paid by their clients’ insurance. “It’s cost intensive,” said Cäsar-Preller owner Joachim Cäsar-Preller....
...For private companies, which tend to face less scrutiny, risk increased by 27 per cent. In both cases proximity to a Unesco world heritage site raised the risk even further....
...The militant Islamists, whose name means “western education is forbidden”, had been gaining traction in Nigeria’s poor north-east....
...“The fact of the matter is [that] this is far broader than just insurance brokerage,” Williams said, although he adds that insurance is likely to remain the company’s largest business line....
...The court case, which is yet to begin, follows mining group Rio Tinto’s disastrous decision in 2020 to blow up a 46,000-year-old Aboriginal heritage site in Juukan Gorge in Western Australia....
...The second was the credit default swap market, which is, these are essentially insurance contracts against a company going bust....
...Legal battles Wrangles with insurance companies have already begun....
...It provides a sort of insurance.”...
...Join the FT’s Asia Insurance Summit on October 28 and discuss how accelerated digitalisation is affecting the industry....
...Called Art Intelligence Global — or AIG, but not to be confused with the insurance company — they are joined by another former Sotheby’s senior staffer, Adam Chinn....
...They appealed as Hakose was “using these very old techniques and applying them here in western form by a western maker, so you get a very interesting combination of materials, different working techniques...
...They would not approve the risk insurance if they felt we were cowboys,” de Selliers said. “Hardly any junior mining company has a MIGA policy.”...
...No other company has a controlling stake in them. WOMAD was one of the pioneers. It started in the early '80s and aimed to bring world music to a western audience....
...Indeed, France has already done trial runs, delivering surprises for insurance companies and banks. Van Steenis might be over-optimistic with his timetable, since he is a fan of these green tests....
...Western economies were stagnating before the pandemic for many reasons....
...Changes to the unemployment insurance system have also been moved to next year, while plans to restructure state-backed nuclear company EDF have quietly been put on hold....
...After reports came out of the destruction of the Juukan rock shelters in Western Australia, the company was quick to defend itself....
...We were each proud of our culture and anxious about losing our heritage.”...
...Reparations in their bluntest proposed form — cheques for people with slave heritage — would be divisive and hard to administer....
...Institutions such as Daiichi Life, a Japanese insurance company, and individual investors have invested in the bonds....
...We expect price action to remain disorderly until there is evidence the pandemic is contained in the Western world....
...Financials the key sector beneficiary: We are Overweight Banks and Insurance from a top-down strategy perspective....
...Economists say a V-shaped recovery is unlikely. Even then it could be two Vs stuck together – a W, in other words....
...It draws executives from the nearby asset managers and insurance companies, as well as an artistic crowd. Just recently, Drouant reopened following a revamp by interior designers Fabrizio Casiraghi....
...(FT) Business shuns Prince Andrew The Duke of York is losing corporate support for his charitable work, with companies including KPMG and insurance company Aon distancing themselves from the Queen’s second...
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