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India’s insurance gaps rise, at $27bn it constitutes 1.0% of its GDP :Lloyd’s report
In Lloyd’s Underinsurance Report 2018, underinsurance continues to represent a significant threat to global economic development with an estimated US$163bn of assets underinsured in the world today.While the global gap has closed by almost 3% over the last six years, the gap for Asian countries included in the report has widened by 9.4% to US$134bn. At the same time, the world has seen a series of extreme weather-related catastrophes and new risks such as cyber attacks have emerged, posing additional threats to society.
Insured Losses from Hurricane Michael To Be Between USD $6.8 Billion and $10 Billion:RMS
Michael Young, Vice President of Model Management, RMS, said: “This truly was one of the few hurricanes that have exceeded building-level design wind speeds for the region. Within the tragedy of this event, there are many opportunities to see effective wind and flood mitigation measures and learn how to re-build better and stronger.”
Flexible working may add $376 bn annually to Indian economy by 2030: Study
Flexible working could save more than 3.5 billion hours of commuting time across the 16 economies by 2030.
Nikolaus von Bomhard to become Munich Re chairman
As a universally acknowledged expert and industry professional, he has the comprehensive knowledge of the business that is so important for the work of the Supervisory Board.Since April 2018, von Bomhard has been the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Post DHL Group
Softbank pushes link-ups as insurance strategy takes shape
Three of the 10 biggest investments in new digital insurance firms over the past year — PolicyBazaar, Lemonade and Nauto — were led by Softbank, according to data from Willis Towers Watson and CB Insights
Insurers call for delay in implementing “IFRS 17” rule by 2 yrs to Jan 2023
Nine national and regional insurance industry bodies from Europe, Canada, Korea, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa want the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) to amend and delay its “IFRS 17” book-keeping rule by two years to January 2023
US Senate Approves Bill on Commercial Drones, Airline Passengers, Disaster Relief
The bill requires the FAA to set rules authorizing commercial drone deliveries and gives the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security new authority to disable or destroy drones if they pose a threat to government facilities. The Trump administration had said it did not have legal authority to address such threats.
U.S. Warns of New Cyber Attacks by Group with China Ties
The Department of Homeland issued a technical alert for cloudhopper, which it said was engaged in cyber espionage and theft of intellectual property, after experts with two prominent U.S. cybersecurity companies warned earlier this week that Chinese hacking activity has surged amid the escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing.
Chinese authorities have repeatedly denied claims by Western cyber security firms that it supports hacking.
Insured losses for Hurricane Michael may touch $10 Billion:AIR Worldwide
“Fueled by unseasonably high 84-degree sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and unhindered by any prior landfall, Hurricane Michael rapidly intensified shortly before making landfall at close to Category 5 intensity,” said Dr. Peter Sousounis, vice president and director of meteorology, AIR Worldwide.
India attracted $22 bn of FDI flows in first half of 2018, says UN report
China was the largest recipient of FDI, attracting an estimated $70 billion in inflows in the first half of the year, followed by the UK with $65.5 billion, the US with $46.5 billion, The Netherlands at $44.8 billion, Australia with $36.1 billion, Singapore got $34.7 billion and Brazil received $25.5 billion.