Indian banks inadequately prepared for cyber attacks: Experts
NEW DELHI/PUNE: Cyber security experts on Tuesday questioned the preparedness of the Indian banks in case of a massive security breach involving funds, stressing that state-of-the-art security systems are the need of the hour. Hackers siphoned off a whopping Rs 94.42 crore from the Pune-headquartered...
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First Jury in a Roundup Cancer Trial orders Monsanto to pay $289 million
A California jury on last Friday found Monsanto liable in a lawsuit filed by a man who alleged the company’s glyphosate-based weed-killers, including Roundup, caused his cancer and ordered the company to pay $289 million in damages. The case of school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson was...
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Winfried Heinen, Chairman of the Executive Board of Directors of General Reinsurance AG,
``Market conditions are very tough in the Indian general reinsurance business''
Winfried Heinen, Chairman of the Executive Board of Directors of General Reinsurance AG Finally you have a direct branch operation in India. How do you see the journey so far? Establishing a reinsurance branch is an important milestone for us. We firmly believe in the...
- “China and India have seen growth in the demand for liability insurance”
- ``For acquisition,we will look at opportunities which are good in pricing’’
- ``International reinsurers have taken a cautious stance & we have not seen an increase in competition in an already competitive Indian market''
- ``India is set to become the first and the only country to have a plan and strategies to reduce natural calamities losses’’
- ``Customers have started buying/renewing policies online''
Concerns mount over Data Privacy Guidelines set by Genetic-Testing companies
Genetic-testing companies that have decoded the DNA of millions just introduced new guidelines to protect data privacy. But those best practices failed to address a major concern: what happens to customers’ data that is shared for research with pharmaceutical giants, academics and others, often for...
