IVANS®, a division of Applied Systems®, today announced the results for Q4 and year-end 2020 IVANS Index, the insurance industrys premium renewal rate index.
According to Freddie Macs Quarterly Forecast, the current low mortgage interest rate environment is projected to continue with the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging below three percent through the end of 2021. Despite the uncertainties of the pandemic, the housing market performed well in the second half of 2020, said Sam Khater, Freddie Macs Chief Economist.
Duck Creek Technologies (DCT) announced today that existing customer Builders Mutual, one of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeasts leading writers of commercial insurance for the construction industry, has made a significant step in their digital transformation efforts, selecting the Duck Creek Suite OnDemand and Duck Creek Industry Content to enhance their online customer experience and maximize internal...
The New York Stock Exchange will move forward with delisting three Chinese telecommunications companies targeted by an executive order from President Trump, reversing course yet again after the NYSE said earlier this week that it wouldn't delist them. The NYSE said Wednesday that trading of the U.S.-listed shares of China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Ltd. would be suspended at 4 a.m. Trump's order seeks to ban trading in securities of companies that the...
The New York Stock Exchange will move forward with delisting three Chinese telecommunications companies targeted by an executive order from President Trump, reversing course yet again after the NYSE said earlier this week that it wouldn't delist them. The NYSE said Wednesday that trading of the U.S.-listed shares of China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Ltd. would be suspended at 4 a.m. Trump's order seeks to ban trading in securities of companies that the...
U.S. healthcare shares rose on Wednesday as Georgia elections appeared to shift Senate control to Democrats - long considered a risk for the sector - with investors factoring in support for current government insurance programs and downplaying chances for systemic overhauls.
The New York Stock Exchange will move forward with delisting three Chinese telecommunications companies targeted by an executive order from President Trump, reversing course again after the NYSE said earlier this week that it wouldn't delist them. The NYSE said Wednesday that trading of the U.S.-listed shares of China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Ltd. would be suspended at 4 a.m. Trump's order seeks to ban trading in securities of companies that the...
Shares in China's three large telecom carriers were roiled Monday, after the New York Stock Exchange moved to delist the trio to comply with a U.S. government ban. Hong Kong-listed shares in all three dipped sharply in the first trading session since the NYSE move was announced, before reversing course later in the day. Stock in the largest, China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), dropped as much as 4.5% before paring losses to close 0.8% lower.
A group of reinsurance companies located in the Cayman Islands recently formed a new industry group, the Cayman International Reinsurance Companies Association.
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