Max Re Opens Aviation Unit

Max Re Capital Ltd.’s subsidiary, Max Re, has launched an aviaition insurance unit.The aviaition unit, which will be based in the Company’s Dublin office, will be led by senior vice-president Olivier Marre. Previousy Marre the was general manager of underwriting, accounting and claims of Paris-based insurer La Reunion Aerienne.Max Re’s aviation unit will offer aviation […]

By Canadian Underwriter | September 20, 2006 | Last updated on October 2, 2024
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Max Re Capital Ltd.’s subsidiary, Max Re, has launched an aviaition insurance unit.The aviaition unit, which will be based in the Company’s Dublin office, will be led by senior vice-president Olivier Marre. Previousy Marre the was general manager of underwriting, accounting and claims of Paris-based insurer La Reunion Aerienne.Max Re’s aviation unit will offer aviation insurance to international airlines and aircraft products manufacturers.In addition to launching a new aviation unit through its subsidiary, Max Re Capital also noted in a press release, that its Q3 earnings for 2006 will be hurt by an estimated US$35 million of hedge fund trading losses.

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A cyber side effect of the CrowdStrike outage

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A cyber side effect of the CrowdStrike outage

Although direct insured losses from the CrowdStrike software update error weren’t as large as expected, threat actors did try capitalizing on the resulting ‘blue screen of death’ errors to maximize damage, a CFC executive said during a recent webinar. On the morning of July 19, endpoint security company CrowdStrike released an update to its Falcon […]

By Jason Contant | September 10, 2024

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Why insurers won their dispute over a $50-million excess policy

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Why insurers won their dispute over a $50-million excess policy

An insured is not entitled to coverage on a “claims made and reported” excess liability policy when it failed to report the claim to the excess insurer within the policy period, Ontario’s Appeal Court has confirmed. The insured, a law firm, argued it was entitled to professional liability coverage despite “imperfect compliance” with the claim […]

By David Gambrill | September 18, 2024

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Entering a car to escape assault is not an auto accident

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Entering a car to escape assault is not an auto accident

Ontario’s Licence Appeal Tribunal is tightening up the definition of an auto “accident,” most recently finding that walking to a vehicle, or stepping into the vehicle to protect yourself against an assault, is not the same as the “ordinary use” of a vehicle. For years, personal injury lawyers sued auto insurers for accident benefits simply […]

By David Gambrill | September 13, 2024

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