Peak Re sponsors 144A catastrophe bond in Hong Kong
Peak Reinsurance Company (Peak Re) has issued a US$150 million 144A catastrophe bond via Black Kite Re Limited,...
Year: 2022
May 2022 Property Insurance Law Updates
Issues to Watch Causation—What is an insured’s burden when the claimed loss involves a mix of covered and non-covered causes?...
ESG Interest Among Advisors Might Have Peaked, New Survey Finds
What You Need to Know Thirty-four percent of advisors use or recommend ESG strategies to clients in 2022, down from...
Insurer in the clear for mould damage to storm-hit property
A landlord who says a storm caused a mould outbreak on her property has lost a claims dispute to have...
How Will Good Software Set You Apart as an Insurance Broker
Just like many other industries, the insurance field is being transformed by digital innovation. Machine learning, predictive analytics, and better...
Video from ILS NYC 2022 conference. Session 2: Accessible
At our ILS NYC 2022 conference in New York in April, the second session of the day saw speakers openly...
Evading "woke" identity politics in insurance hiring
This time, it was Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith who had a sparring match with an activist shareholder over the company’s...
9 safety tips for construction crews.
Construction work can be dangerous. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 13 construction workers die every single day....
Australia’s top 10 private health insurance providers in 2022
The latest data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) shows that about 45% of Australians carry private hospital cover,...
The Law of Unintended Consequences and The Tort of Bad Faith
See the full video at https://rumble.com/v173p1n-the-law-of-unintended-consequences-and-the-tort-of-bad-faith.html and at https://youtu.be/jRikx108Q3I In a typical contract, one party has a duty to perform...
