Articles by Stephanie Denton
CII launches London market qualification
The UK Chartered Insurance Institute has launched an new qualification for the London market.
Russian insurance market sees 'radical' changes
The Russian insurance sector is still young but is radically changing despite being fraught with challenges, according to a new report.
QBE creates integrated risk management services practice
QBE has brought together its risk management services teams to create an integrated practice aimed at supporting the continued growth of its UK, European and multinational client base.
Allianz Worldwide Care launches geographically mobile healthcare plan
Allianz Worldwide Care has launched a corporate private medical insurance plan that allows policyholders to have elective treatment outside the UK.
Allianz Worldwide Care launches geographically mobile healthcare plan
Allianz Worldwide Care has launched a corporate private medical insurance plan that allows policyholders to have elective treatment outside the UK.
MAS to consult on risk-based capital framework in Singapore
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has released a consultation paper on the review of the risk-based capital framework for insurance business.
Mapfre signs deal with Ford Italy for insurance on second-hand vehicles
Mapfre Asistencia has signed an agreement with the Ford vehicle brand in Italy to offer road cover and assistance schemes to customers buying used vehicles.
RSA joins forces with UN to promote sustainable insurance
RSA is one of 30 companies and associations across the insurance industry to join a United Nations-backed set of Principles for Sustainable Insurance.
Aon named risk management and insurance advisor to ISS
Facility services provider ISS has appointed Aon Risk Solutions to provide global risk management services and insurance advice.
Top five Asian news stories
The top five Asian stories from www.insuranceinsight.com over the past seven days.
Top five European news stories
The top five European stories from www.insuranceinsight.com over the past seven days.
Resource provides global view of health insurance for low-income families
A new resource capturing more than 100 health insurance programmes designed for low-income populations in developing countries has been launched.
Broker demand persuades Casualty & General to rebrand as CGICE
Casualty & General Insurance Company (Europe), the Gibraltar-based specialist in liability cover, has rebranded as CGICE after broker calls.
German regulator seeks insurance supervisor head
Bafin, the German financial regulator, is seeking a new head of insurance supervision.
Solarif and HDI Gerling partner with LDK Solar for complete PV cover
Solar insurance and finance firm Solarif has partnered with solar photovoltaic manufacturer LDK Solar to offer customers what it claims is the first full insurance package at the system level.
Indian insurance employees' association calls for public merger
The All-India Insurance Employees' Association has called for the merger of four public sector general insurance companies to help bring down costs.
Axa moves to loans to diversify investment portfolio
Insurance group Axa will offer loans to mid-cap companies in France as the firm looks to diversify its investment portfolio.
Oman Insurance signs bancassurance deal with CBI
The Oman Insurance Company has signed a deal with Commercial Bank International to provide a range of insurance products.
Italy and UK to lead demand for telematics
The number of insurance telematics users in Europe will grow from 1.5 million in 2010 to 44 million in 2017, initially driven by the UK and Italy according to research.
MENA insurers show resilience
Insurers and reinsurers in the Middle East and North Africa region have shown resilience in the past year and continue to maintain secure ratings.
Tysers boosts terrorism team with Morley appointment
Lloyd's of London broker Tyser & Co has appointed Simon Morley as a member of its specialist terrorism team, which forms part of Tysers' marine division.
Indian shippers to stop handling Iranian oil if government can't agree cover
Indian state-owned refiners look set to halt oil imports of 173 000 barrels a day from Iran, unless the government permits them to use insurance and freight arranged by Tehran.
Japan approves insurance for tankers carring Iranian oil
Japan's cabinet has approved a bill to provide sovereign insurance to tanker operators that import Iranian oil before European Union sanctions come into force.
Irish broker claims telematics first
Autoline Insurance Group has claimed an insurance first for Irleand with a telematics proposition included in its insurance policy offering.