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Ransomware attacks rise 13% in past year, India Inc at great risk
“Roughly 4 in 5 breaches can be attributed to organised crime, with...
Large Covid claims push New India into red in Q4 FY 2021-22
Madhulika Bhaskar, general manager, New India Assurance, said, "...
LIC to declare financial results for FY22 on May 30
The insurance behemoth, which was listed on the bourses earlier...
NHA launches revamped Ayushman Bharat Health Account mobile app
Elaborating on the app, R S Sharma, CEO, of NHA said, ”The ABHA app...
International
As more countries pledge zero emissions, coal finance evaporates
With insurance companies, banks and other financiers pulling out of coal “we are seeing a real tide of all these forces moving in capital markets,” Lachlan Shaw, head of commodities research at ANZ, said at the virtual Coaltrans Asia conference.
“What’s changed more recently is we have seen China, Japan and South Korea all commit to net-zero carbon emissions targets,” he said.
Aviva exits Italian life insurance unit in $475-million sale
Blanc announced in August that Aviva would focus on its operations in the U.K., Ireland and Canada, signaling that underperforming units in other countries could be disposed of. The company sold control of its Singapore business in September and is also pursuing a sale of its French unit.
The deal adds to a flurry of recent insurance activity, topped by last week’s $9.6 billion takeover of RSA Insurance Group Plc in the biggest acquisition of a U.K.-listed company this year. On Friday, Zurich Insurance Group AG revealed it’s in talks to buy MetLife Inc.’s U.S. property and casualty unit.
No-deal Brexit will do more damage to the economy than the coronavirus, Bank of England governor warns
“Well, I think the long-term effects … would be larger than the long-term effects of COVID,” Bailey said when asked by a lawmaker about the consequences for the economy if Britain and the European Union fail to strike a post-Brexit trade deal.
London and Brussels remain locked in negotiations ahead of the Dec. 31 expiry of Britain’s Brexit transition period.
Japanese FWD Fuji Life adopts Swiss Re’s automated underwriting solution, to offer digitalised customer experience
FWD Fuji Life customers can digitally submit their information and receive initial policy offerings directly at the point of sale, substantially simplifying the customer journey without the hassle of handling paper forms. Applications are automatically checked for any incomplete information to further speed up the process. Customers get their policies on the spot, and they are better protected with the right questions asked via Magnum.
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