Special Coverage: COVID-19
Posted: Mar 24, 2020
While legislators in Washington D.C. and states try to fashion financial relief for businesses interrupted by the public health actions related to coronavirus, outside pressure is mounting on private property/casualty commercial insurers to do more than explain why insurance coverage …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
APCIA Asks Regulators for More Coordination on COVID Data Calls Delivering remarks about the property/casualty insurance industry's response to the growing impacts of COVID-19 on policyholders late last week, an industry group executive called on the NAIC to ease ...
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Robots Rising: Coronavirus Fuels Non-Human Labor Demand A shortage of workers and restrictions on human contact because of the coronavirus pandemic is driving up demand for service robots in China, potentially boosting a sector that has struggled to scale ...
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
The more that people and businesses get used to operating remotely via digital tools, the more it will be expected—even after the COVID-19 is contained.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
How will the COVID-19 outbreak affect risk management business?
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
PC360 asked insurance technologists how they're weathering the novel coronavirus crisis.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Silicon Valley-based insurance company Go on Monday announced it is seeking approval from state regulators to offer a 50% discount on auto insurance to all essential workers who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. Once approved in …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Summer Games pushed back by one year due to coronavirus pandemic
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
(Reuters) — French insurance lobby FFA said on Monday insurers would contribute up to 200 million euros ($216 million) to funds set up by the government to help companies deal with a significant drop in activity due to the coronavirus crisis.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
(Reuters) — Uber Technologies Inc.'s chief executive on Monday called on President Donald Trump to include independent drivers and delivery workers in the planned $1 trillion coronavirus stimulus package and urged U.S. lawmakers to change labor laws in the long term.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
As we grapple with the human and personal effects of COVID-19, the pandemic is forcing companies to closely examine their corporate insurance programs to determine where, if at all, coverage can provide some relief to the economic losses that COVID-19 will cause. One of the best places to start is...
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation on Saturday announced that $200,000 in insurance premium installment payments due for March, April and May for the current policy year may be deferred until June 1, 2020, due to coronavirus pandemic hardships.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
It’s no secret that coronavirus is hitting the global economy pretty hard. The U.S. stock market has been erratic, global supply chains are being disrupted and prolonged periods of quarantine and social distancing are creating a decline in consumer spending. Advertisement As the virus continues...
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Here is an update on the latest COVID-19-related news from around the world on March 23, 2020.
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
People renting beach houses in counties that have blocked visitor access to North Carolina’s Outer Banks because of the new coronavirus should get their money refunded, a state panel says. The North Carolina Real Estate Commission ruled on Thursday that …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Freight carriers are struggling to deliver goods by land, sea or air as the coronavirus pandemic forces Western governments to impose lockdowns, threatening supplies of vital products including medicines into the most affected areas, such as Italy. While China’s draconian …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
ZAGREB, Croatia — A strong earthquake in Croatia on Sunday caused panic, the evacuation of hospitals and widespread damage including to the capital’s iconic cathedral — all amid a partial coronavirus lockdown. A 15-year-old was reported to be in critical …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Freight carriers are struggling to deliver goods by land, sea or air as the coronavirus pandemic forces Western governments to impose lockdowns, threatening supplies of vital products including medicines into the most affected areas, such as Italy. While China’s draconian …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
Nigeria reported two cases of chloroquine poisoning after U.S. President Donald Trump praised the anti-malaria drug as a treatment for the novel coronavirus. Health officials are warning Nigerians against self-medicating after demand for the drug surged in Lagos, a city …
Posted: Mar 23, 2020
To offset the crushing costs of trying to stem a global epidemic, the World Bank and partners announced the creation of “pandemic bonds” several years ago: the idea was to leverage private capital from Wall Street firms that would help …
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