Canadian ICMIF member Halwell Mutual Insurance Company and Applied Systems® have announced a partnership to enable real-time commercial lines quoting. The use of CSIO commercial lines data standards and question sets and Applied’s commercial quoting capabilities will ensure that Halwell’s coverage offering shows up at the point of quote and enables Hallwell’s broker partners to […]
Read MoreIn December 2022, a new mutual insurer, MIRIS, announced that it had obtained its Insurance Operating Licence. MIRIS was first conceived in June 2021 and commenced operations as of 1 January 2023. The objective of MIRIS is to provide additional cyber insurance capacity for its members, integrating and enhancing the capacity given by the insurance […]
Read MoreAccording to the latest Gallagher Re 1st View, detailing the 1 January 2023 renewal season, the market faced a very late, complex, and in many cases frustrating, 1 January renewals. According to ICMIF Supporting Member Gallagher Re, two areas stood out as the most challenging: peak-zone US property catastrophe capacity and coverage for strikes, riots […]
Read MoreJanuary 1 renewals are proving to be one of the most challenging reinsurance markets the sector has experienced, as reinsurers and cedents work to establish a new market equilibrium, according to ICMIF Supporting Member Guy Carpenter, a leading global risk and reinsurance specialist. In a renewal season that was extremely late, ultimately, placements were largely […]
Read MoreA record loyalty discount of DKK 253 million (EUR 34 million) is on its way back to LB Forsikring’s members just before Christmas. Denmark’s largest member-owned insurer is paying out a quarter of a billion to members for 2022, while more members will have access to the discount this year than previously. On 21 December […]
Read MoreLast week, ICMIF member Business Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals (BCCM) unveiled a Code of Conduct to govern the use of Discretionary Mutual Funds (DMFs), setting a clearer framework for affordable risk protection across the Australian economy. There has been a renewed interest in DMFs as a substitute for conventional insurance in response to surging […]
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