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Indian general insurance industry plunges into losses of Rs 1402 crore in 2019-20, sees higher FDI inflow

The total underwriting losses of the industry have surged by 4.4 per cent year on year(y-o-y) to Rs 22,859 crore in 2019-20.  .
Shriram General Insurance, at 91 per cent  and SBI General Insurance(93.5 percent) have earned the distinction of having very low combined ratio in the industry and are a very few companies which have seen underwriting profits in FY 2020-21.   

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Insurer Inigo raises $800 million from investors including QIA, CDPQ

In a statement, Inigo said that current conditions are ideal to launch a new insurance business, at a time when demand across a number of classes of insurance and reinsurance is high.

Inigo has chosen London as its principal base since it regards the overall insurance ecosystem offered by Lloyd’s as exceptionally attractive and believes it will best support the growth and development of the new syndicate.

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Hamilton sets up a new Bermuda special purpose insurer ‘Ada Re’

“Ada Re will give investors immediate access to the improving pricing, terms and conditions, and expected returns in the retro market. The establishment of Ada Re is indicative of our ability to quickly capitalize on dynamic reinsurance market conditions for the benefit of third-party capital investors,” Tony Ursano, group CFO and head of Strategic Partnerships at Hamilton.

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Lloyd’s first Digital Syndicate Ki goes live, announces list of broker trading partners

The creation of Ki was first announced in May 2020. Ki aims to significantly reduce the amount of time taken for brokers to place their follow capacity.

Ki’s algorithm, developed with support from University College London, will evaluate Lloyd’s policies and automatically quote for business through an always available digital platform, built by Google Cloud and accessed directly by brokers.

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Aon develops $70mn in alternative capital capacity to transfer systemic cyber risk

The cover allows for limits of up to USD 70 million and will protect against increasing cyber loss aggregations on re/insurers’ balance sheets. The product is structured to protect the cedent from the effects of catastrophic cyber market losses stemming from events such as self-propagating malware or wiperware, distributed denial of service, a significant cloud outage or certificate revocation.

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