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Indian Healthcare: Transparency Drives Patient Choice
``Establishing a central authority to create, enforce and celebrate...
Widening Protection Gap: Role of Specialty Brokers
“Specialty brokers are the connective tissue of the global...
Data Privacy: How Razorpay became victims of Alt News vs Delhi Police fight
For companies like Razorpay, the only hope lies in a data protection law, which has already been five years in the making. It may help them build trust if service providers are required to provide color codes indicating whether a particular piece of personal data...
Saving Ocean: Global emergency
Among the challenges the Ocean faces are coastal erosion, rising sea levels, warmer and more acidic waters, marine pollution, overexploitation of fish stocks and decrease of marine biodiversity Recognizing the past “collective failure” in the Conference’s final...
COVID-19 Pandemic: Risk lessons in a complex, inter-connected world
Today’s interconnected world is an evolving system, and disastrous events are often the results of systemic failures. The new UN report shows that It’s time to develop a deeper understanding of systemic risks, how they trigger other hazards and shocks, often in...
Ascending Aviation Insurance
Though the uninterrupted historical downward trend in air travel accidents,is likely to continue and so reduce the frequency of claims for insurers, claims severity has gone in the opposite direction, as aircraft become increasingly valuable due to growing complexity...
Aadhaar: India’s ID system risks widespread fraud
Andy Mukherjee Indian Prime minister Modi’s new welfarism rests on Aadhaar. But if there are cracks in the edifice, they need to be acknowledged — not to frighten users away, but to make them more aware. At the same time, India needs a strong data protection law....
Corporate Health Cover: 10 necessary add-ons
Now, even Indian insurers are open to the idea of covering LBGTQ and live in partners under a corporate cover. Companies are increasingly opting for these covers in line with growing expectations for inclusivity in the workplace. New age companies are increasingly...
Japan: Achieving one of the world’s lowest Covid-19 death rates
A core pillar supporting the low death rate was the underlying good health of Japan’s population. The country has the longest life expectancy in the world, and was one of only six OECD members not to see a reduction in 2020. Just 5% of Japanese people are obese, one...
Businesses need to prepare for a rise in social unrest incidents: Allianz
Strikes, riots and violent protest movements pose risks to companies because in addition to buildings or assets suffering costly material damage, business operations can also be severely disrupted with premises unable to be accessed, resulting in loss of income. In...
Upgrading Indian Insurance Regulatory Framework
After 20 years of liberalisation, stage is set for larger reforms to leapfrog the Indian industry to the next level By C.L. Baradhwaj The Indian Insurance industry has crossed 20 years after privatisation. As per IRDAI’s Annual Report, insurance penetration for the...
Ukraine war and cyber resilience combine to temper global ransomware activity: Howden report
Shay Simkin, Global Head of Cyber, Howden, commented: “Market conditions remain difficult, but two potential tailwinds may help companies and insurance carriers as this year progresses. The first is off the back of more favourable ransomware trends following...