Operations/tech
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The company said longer term impacts of the pandemic, primarily significant prolonged inflation, have led to lower volumes of policies in force.
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The delisting comes after the insurer’s stock price fell below $1 for 30 consecutive days.
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The spun-off units include general wholesale, environmental, construction, cyber and professional liability divisions.
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While regulations and shareholder proposals draw concerns, the insurance industry also sees ESG efforts as tool for drawing new blood to the business.
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The team will offer strategic consulting and technology solutions, starting with clients in property, casualty, life and reinsurance.
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The sale is part of the firm’s strategy to improve its capital structure and optimize operating expenses.
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Sources said that Gallagher is in the process of obtaining both retail and reinsurance licenses in the South American country.
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The bi-annual study produced by Aon’s Ward and The Jacobson Group found it's harder to hire than at an all-time high for the industry.
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Names such as Next Insurance, Policygenius and Root have all announced layoffs to rein in expenses in worsening economic conditions.
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Next is the latest InsurTech to reduce its staff in what has become a widespread phenomenon within the space.
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The Aon president also dismissed the idea Aon is a “great stock, not a great company” and said brokers are not in control of the pricing cycle.
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The news comes as the steep correction that public tech valuations have suffered year-to-date spills over into the private InsurTech market, and private VC funding dries-up.
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