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...since 2011, according to data from reinsurer Swiss Re....
...His lawyer declined to comment at the time, citing an instruction from the Swiss prosecutor not to discuss the investigation....
...The firm collapsed in March 2021 after it failed to renew its insurance cover....
...Corporate records show that Swiss-registered Paramount SA entered voluntary liquidation earlier this month. Troost founded Paramount SA in 2017....
...Until April 21; further information and tickets here ‘A Show of Affection: Collection Constellation 1’, Fotomuseum Winterthur To mark its 30th anniversary, Fotomuseum Winterthur draws on work from its...
...One may doubt the diplomatic wisdom of the decision of the chair of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to criticise the Swiss government’s handling of the Credit Suisse failure (Report, April 11...
...Changing weather will cost us all more in years to come, according to Swiss Re....
...to merge Credit Suisse with UBS was an “unhelpful” way to deal with a failing global bank and US regulators would not shrink from a full shutdown in a similar situation, the chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance...
...The group will add the allowance to newly written property and catastrophe insurance to reduce the likelihood of having to add to them in future....
...Such storms, particularly in the US and Italy, have left in their wake $60bn of insured damage, more than double the previous 10-year average, according to reinsurance group Swiss Re’s research arm....
...Corporate earnings: Italian oil major Eni, Swiss construction chemicals company Sika, insurance group Swiss Re and NatWest announce earnings....
...Earlier this week, Knight Insurance Group, one of more than a handful of companies that make up Hankey’s financial empire, put up a $175mn bond for Donald Trump, an amount the former president had to post...
...Global reinsurers Munich Re, Swiss Re and Scor declined to comment, while Hannover Re said in a statement that it had taken a “bespoke and differentiated approach by [insurance] client depending on the underlying...
...The Swiss insurer said it expected more than 10 per cent compound annual growth in its earnings per share between 2023 and 2025, two percentage points above its original target....
...There will be growing “patches” where buying insurance is uneconomical, Swiss Re has predicted....
...Joining Lieberman as a board member is Tom Naratil, formerly one of the highest-ranking US executives at Swiss bank UBS before he left in 2022....
...Swiss Re said it was “aware of this judgment, which is self-explanatory and which we have given careful consideration to”. Llewellyn, who has since left Swiss Re, could not be contacted for comment....
...The UK’s market is centred on Lloyd’s of London, which is a hub for negotiation of these policies, while Switzerland is host to big insurance and reinsurance groups such as Zurich and Swiss Re....
...Reinsurance group Swiss Re calculated the global insurance industry had racked up $50bn in losses from natural disasters in the first six months of 2023, marking the worst start to a year since 2011....
...Insured losses for natural catastrophes were 54 per cent above their 10-year average in the first half of 2023, according to Swiss Re....
...The FT revealed last year that the Dubai vehicle had traded a type of Russian oil that routinely priced above the G7 price cap, while using western-based insurance services — a potential breach of restrictions...
...That is more than the total for the calendar year 2022, according to Swiss Re....
...As for services, India wants the right for more temporary work for its people in the UK — notably in IT, a sector where it has competitive skills and manpower — and the right to claw back any national insurance...
...Swiss Re estimates that annual inflation-adjusted insured losses from natural catastrophes have exceeded $100bn five times since 1970, and three of those have been in the past six years, Moody’s said in...
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